Q: Is the source code available for download?
A: At one time it was, but I stopped uploading the code because it has been changing so frequently. You are certainly free to use a decompliler like DotPeek to generate a project and play with the code. Overall, the code generated by DotPeek is about 85% similar to the code I maintain (minus variable names, comments, some constants being replaced by literals, and using different types of loops in some cases). I'm not opposed to sharing the code, however, most of the time I have to work on this tool is used to continue developing until I get to a solid version I can use consistently to maintain my workout and diet journals.
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Q: Is the source code available for download?
A: At one time it was, but I stopped uploading the code because it has been changing so frequently. You are certainly free to use a decompliler like DotPeek to generate a project and play with the code. Overall, the code generated by DotPeek is about 85% similar to the code I maintain (minus variable names, comments, some constants being replaced by literals, and using different types of loops in some cases). I'm not opposed to sharing the code, however, most of the time I have to work on this tool is used to continue developing until I get to a solid version I can use consistently to maintain my workout and diet journals.
Source code is now available in the form of a Visual Studio 2015 project (zipped) in the downloads section.
Last edit: KinzyJr 2017-02-07