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Tectra Weekly Update 5/17/2019

Tectra Weekly Update 5/17/2019

5/17/2019

 
Seven weeks. That's how long it's been since I released a weekly update. Yikes. However, the Weekly Update is back and better than ever! There's been some pretty exciting stuff going on at Tectra this week! Keep reading to see what's new.

Site redesign

You've probably noticed by now that I've redesigned the site. I have to admit, I like the new style a lot. I hope you like the updated design!

The archives

You might have noticed the new archives page on the site. This is where I will put my abandoned projects up for download. I've been wanting to create an archives page for a while, so I'm glad I finally got around to creating it!

Tectra Writer Plans

I have some exciting new plans for Tectra Writer. I've been tinkering with a feature called custom word limit, which works as it sounds. Keep an eye out for it in the next major release!

The conclusion

This has been a pretty exciting week for Tectra! I'm sorry that I haven't posted Weekly Updates for a while. I'll try to do better in the coming weeks. Thanks for reading and have a great day!
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