I released Keep It Together 1.2 today. For anyone who doesn’t know, KIT is my other application that’s been a little neglected of late, thanks to Feeder. The product page says it best:

KIT is like a magic scrapbook for everything you want to keep. Text, documents, images, movies, sounds, web pages and bookmarks can all be dragged to KIT for safe keeping, previewed, collected together in different ways and found again in an instant.

This version is so much better than the last one, I’m really pleased with it. The release notes tell the story of how much has changed. I started working on something more or less like this version just over a year ago. Unfortunately (or fortunately for my bank balance) podcasting exploded with its inclusion in iTunes and Feeder started to take over my life. It’s only these last couple of months that I’ve had time to work on anything else.

As a result, a lot of things had been piling up for ages – redesigning the website, rewriting my store and administrative backend in Ruby on Rails (because the last system was done in J2EE and I couldn’t work with that any more and I hatehatehate PHP), getting the dreaded books up to date, doing my tax return, etc. I also had to work out what to do next.

So, now everything is sorted out and has calmed down I can devote my attention to both my applications. Expect KIT to continue to evolve alongside Feeder.

Finally, if you read this blog and like the look of KIT, use the following discount code when you check out to save yourself $5 and get KIT for $19.95:

That code will only last a month, expiring at Midnight, PDT on August 25, 2006.

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