The Geek Stories: Joseph Cooney, Thoughtex.net
- Posted: Apr 03, 2007 at 4:25 PM
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Joseph Cooney has many claims to fame. He is a new MVP in Australia, his mum uses Emacs and he is a WPF expert.
Now, WPF is one of those three letter words that means lots to code_geeks. On10.net is showcasing these cool looking and feeling applications. It's also cool to see that those who write these cool applications are human, too!
Joseph has written a cool application called Thoughtex that assists you in arranging your thoughts; all written in WPF. I tried it, and my thoughts weaved a pattern like a vein pattern: but with random intersections.
So, have a watch and see Jospeh's Geek Story.
Now, WPF is one of those three letter words that means lots to code_geeks. On10.net is showcasing these cool looking and feeling applications. It's also cool to see that those who write these cool applications are human, too!
Joseph has written a cool application called Thoughtex that assists you in arranging your thoughts; all written in WPF. I tried it, and my thoughts weaved a pattern like a vein pattern: but with random intersections.
So, have a watch and see Jospeh's Geek Story.
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