tusharjain1082/diaryjournal.net

DiaryJournal.Net is an open source and free desktop/laptop diary and journal software project from Tushar Jain, for latest Visual Studio 2022, Windows 10/11 and .Net 8.0. includes precompiled program files to use as your diary/journal application, which is also specialized as an educational, office, research, and all purpose notebook software.

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hi there! i am Tushar! :) i am an open source visual studio, .net, and c# programmer. i love to create free and open source rare and useful applications. i am currently working on my project DiaryJournal.Net.

i created DiaryJournal.Net application for daily journaling and notes taking needs. DiaryJournal.Net is all coded by me. DiaryJournal.Net is an open source and free desktop/laptop diary and journal software project for latest Visual Studio 2022, Windows 10/11 and .Net 8.0. includes precompiled program files to use as your diary/journal application, which is also specialized as an educational, office, research, and all purpose notebook software.

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diaryjournal.net's Issues

MSBuild issue

Cool project found whilst surfing through Github, and I thought I should give it a try!

When compiling, I am hit with MSBuild errors where it fails to copy dependencies to output path.
I found out that the the BaseOutputPath property in the MSBuild config is hard coded to your local drive here.

I resolved it by removing the property as I felt it was necessary since the default build path already targets the /bin of the relative project directory.

Hopefully I can contribute more towards this interesting project!