Have you ever wanted to get personal, one-on-one training for Rapidweaver? Well then, now you can! Starting today I am offering remote training via Mac OS X Leopard Screen Sharing for the following programs and/or topics:

• Rapidweaver
• HTML Basics
• CSS Basics
• Javascript Basics
• Basic Flash integration

For the time being I am available only upon request. Please fill out the form on the “Contact Us” page and I will get back to you A.S.A.P.

The way it works is simple: we schedule an appointment, I teach you what you want to know and I invoice you. The basic rate is 25$ CND per hour.

Futhermore, I am happy to say that I will be releasing new HVAC programs exclusively for Mac OS 10.5 and the iPhone in the near future so stay tuned.

Today I launch PsychromeTree 1.2.0.11 which is also officially called the gold release. In other words, development is finished on this little app. I hope it will come in handy to those few who actually know what psychrometry is!

Check out the Software page to download the latest version.

Last week we launched rwReview.com, a website that provides reviews and tutorials on everything Rapidweaver.
There are even some mySQL tutorials mixed in there ;)

Check it out!

I know I promised to make this piece of software... but after starting the development process and considering the software solutions already out there I decided to stop. Sorry.

I you need software to calculate the properties of mixed air for Windows, try http://www.mcquay.com/McQuay/DesignSolutions/Software. I haven't found anything for Mac OS X yet, so if you find one please let me know.

Good news! A new version of PsychromeTree is now available for download.

This new version now supports SI units as well as IP units!

There are also some background changes which are hardly noticeable but that do affect it's overall precision.

The future is bright for this little app, so check back soon!

2 days have gone by and already another version!

I believe this is going to be a welcome one since you can now simply tap Enter or Return (even the numpad enter will do) to start the calculation process.

You can now also check what version you have by going to Help -> About... in PsychromeTree, so you can make sure you are running the latest version.

The next version will allow input and output in International units! So check back soon!

Oh yeah, BTW, you can now subscribe to my blog's RSS feed to get the news as soon as it is revealed!

For a few days now I have been squashing bugs in the PsychromeTree app and I am proud to say it is coming along quite nicely.

All known bug have been squashed for now, so I will start working on new features!

The latest version is available for download on the software page.

After a lot of hard work I have finally finished the first BETA of PsychromeTree. Most bugs have been ironed out already, but it may get quirky under extreme circumstances (such as very low or very high temperatures). However, for most uses within the normal ranges it is fully operational.

You can download the BETA by using the links on the software page.

And, as I have already said, feel free to sumbit bugs and/or feedback by using the Contact Us page.

I hope you find this little app useful and remember, suggestions are good to!

As an HVAC student, I needed a solid and fast tool for calculating moist air properties. Oh yeah, and it had to be cross-platform and NOT web-based. Since I couldn't find a piece of software matching this description I decided to start working on what became PsychromeTree, a small, light-weigth and cross-platform application that can calculate the properties of moist air.

The name may seem odd to most right now, but rest assured, there is a reason for it.

For now the application is very basic and can only calculate the air properties based on a Dry-Bulb temperature and a Wet-Bulb temperature, but a new version that has a few more features is in the making and will be released soon.

If you are currently using version Alpha-3 (the only release to date) and you have found a bug, please submit it using the Contact Us page.

I hope you find this useful! And by the way, the contact form is not just for bugs... feedback is good to!

Yep, it's true: we like changes. But who doesn't? (Please don't send me an email reply... that's a rhetorical question)

The web design business changes fast, and so can we. Be prepared for more surprises in the near future.