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I might be able to release my first application tomorrow. At least the first version.

Nothing special, be amazed if it gets much attention.

In short;

You specify any running processes you wish to forcefully close, in my case, games.

So any time these games start running, it's force closed.

The app also monitors the active window, of it's and IDE, like Visual Studio, it will add credit towards allowing those blocked processes to run.

Currently you get 1 credit for every minute you code.

I plan to refine it some more. And yes I know there's ways around it but, it was fun to make

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    @electron0zero
    I will provide this once it's built to a point I'm OK with people breaking it.
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    Is it cross platform?
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    Keep us posted mate.
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    What does each credit give you exactly in terms of being able to run the blocked program? n minutes? An instance?
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    GitHub link please!
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    @DeveloperACE
    I'll post it on here once it's all uploaded and updated. don't worry :)

    Also please don't get hopes too high :P It's nothing special
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    @IronPhreak concept sounds amazing though. U could make this into a habit tracker with points for good and bad behaviors
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    @DeveloperACE
    That's the long term goal. I have a few ideas for what I want to achieve, which I think would be a fun little tool to use
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    @DeveloperACE
    As promised.

    My alpha first app I'm sharing with the public.

    It's small, it's not pretty, but it's mine.

    Say hello to, Coding Trainer

    https://github.com/IronPhreak/...

    Coding trainer is a project to encourage users to code more and not procrastinate. This is done by incentivizing users to work on their code in order to access certain "fun" programs

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    I know this isn't the best as it's only a small amount of code and hours worked on, I know it can (and will) be improved. However this has given me some experience I didn't have before which will lead into future apps I work on
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