Disk Clock 1.0.2 - patch release to support OS X 10.5/Safari 3.1.1. Something in the newer WebKit builds changed scope/closure behavior. For the time being, it's just avoiding the problem pattern; I haven't taken time to investigate yet. I'm thinking of creating a gallery of unusual bugs, however ;^)
Special thanks to Pete Ware for notifying me of the problem, and doing a little minor investigation and testing.
In part I discovered this because I've finally gotten some people trying it out. I submitted Disk Clock to MacUpdate (who posted it immediately), VersionTracker (who posted it after some e-mail verification), and DashboardWidgets, which posted it a few days later (it was the weekend, after all.)
Disk Clock 1.2. A very minor release, it just allows me to do key triggered screenshots, which is mainly for my own use. Most of the time was spent fleshing out the gallery of unusual time.
Disk Clock 1.1. Continued development by implementing a screenshot feature and posting an animated gif on the website.
Disk Clock 1.0.1. Increased the animation threshold to prevent the second disk from animating each tick.
Disk Clock 1.0. Fixed a minor issue with showing 'undefined' instead of 'hours' for the day disk, and otherwise managed to leave it alone. Updated the website, including moving the download section up, adding a live demo, and The Gallery of Unusual Time.
Disk Clock 0.13. Fixed backwards time bugs. Implemented a bit of Hungarian Notation in the process. Implemented random, backwards, and accelerated time to test the above. Renamed a few files.
Disk Clock 0.12. Fairly minor changes. Switched to the full-name logo, tweaked the solar noon marker, and a pinch of in-place help. I want to use it for at least a week, but I'm generally considering this a 1.0 candidate. Meanwhile, I finally updated JustinLove.name to reflect the CGD move. Back on CGD.com I switched the color scheme, and installed a Paypal button for everybody to ignore ;^)
Naked Javascript 0.2 - no clock this week; nothing was bugging me for once, and NJS was due for some love (plus I was looking for inspiration for my javascript essay.) It now operates in moveable, closeable dialogs, with source code formatting and editing of simple values. I'm also catching more errors, but there are still several places where there will appear to be no response because an exception occurred.
Disk Clock 0.11. Another martial arts seminar, so nothing revolutionary. Mostly it was smoothing out DST handling, trying to align the moon a little, and more general code cleanup. However, I did add another doomsday disk: the 32 bit Unix epoch.
Disk Clock 0.10. A few morning meetings, and a fair bit of idle distraction in the browser portability tar pit. Added a primitive zodiac disk (Lifetime set; you'll need to set your birthday to see it), added a recency inhibit to auto-show, tweaked colors, and did a bunch of code commenting and cleanup.
Disk Clock - v0.9. I Finally updated the rather old default graphic and icon. A new logo disk opens up and then shrinks down after a short delay, which should solve the choppy animation problem when re-adding to Dashboard. Most of the rest of the changes were internal work again.
Disk Clock - v0.8. Another fairly restrained release due to a martial arts seminar. A few small changes with big visual impact, and some big changes with no visual impact ;^)
Disk Clock - v0.7. A special double release - much of the user-visible work was actually done last weekend. It now supports a target-browse mode for exploring the disks (hold ALT), which is made far more useful by the addition of text descriptions on many disks - days of the weeks, approximate months of the year, moon phase, etc.
Also addressed the hover-flicker in dashboard, and made substantial internal code changes on the way to 1.0. A lot of features were declassified as release blockers. Several of these which were only blocked by the need for a clean GUI have been exposed via HTML modification, but are otherwise unavailable.
Naked Javascript. The barest beginnings of an application of the naked objects paradigm to javascript.