Most code written here was initially for my personal use. Some code was written in payed employment but my company graciously allowed the source to be released as open source. The general theme is providing simple cross-platform building blocks for code that solve common problems. A simple little countdown timer application. Just what you have always needed to time your eggs, pizza or time until smoko.

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Most software here written by me has been released under the MIT License.

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