• Dexcom @ Calebh101/dexcom & pub.dev/packages/dexcom: Documentation about the Dexcom Share API, with a Dart package for it.
• ItlwmCLI @ Calebh101/ItlwmCLI (in beta): An itlwm client for the terminal.
• About This PC @ Calebh101/About-This-PC (in beta): Like About This Mac, but for PCs.
• Dictionaries @ Calebh101/Dictionaries (under development): A data file editor with support for themes, addons, and more.

You might see some of my version numbers and be like "what could 1.0.3C-R2 mean. I'll go through that.

• The 1 is the major version number. This is exactly what you think it is
• The 0 is the minor version number. This is used for more minor updates, as you can assume.
• The 3 is the update version number. This is used for small improvements or bug fixes.
• The C is the patch version number. This is used for bug fixes.
• The R2 means release-2. A "release" is an iteration. You'll rarely see this one, as this is primarily used for re-releasing the same beta version. It's never used in release builds.

In restricted environments (where my version numbers have to follow a specific pattern), you might see the patch number and optional release number shown as a separate number (like 1.0.3.3.2 in this case). In even more restricted environments (like pub.dev), there might only be three numbers, where the third is actually the patch number.