node.js ko
track'o'mat
track'o'mat
by CodeSpring
A collaborative issue- and timetracker with real-time support.
Judging Instructions
You have to register an account to be able to create projects. The mail address is only used to get your gravatar.
Each project can consists of multiple tasks on which you can track time and organize your progress. Invite other users to check out the realtime magic.
The site should work on every current browser. I developed with Firefox 6.0 and Chromium 13 and made some small tests with Opera 11 and Konqueror.
Who
thammi — Dresden, Germany
How
Server:
- node.js
- express
- pg (postgress)
- socket.io
- socket.io-sessions
- jade
- markdown
- async
- hashlib
- gravatar
- Debian hosted on Linode
Client:
- jQuery
- socket.io
Dev:
- vim
- fish
- git
- Chromium
- Iceweasel (Firefox on Debian) with firebug
- Gimp
- Debian Wheezy
Votes
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Other Votes
astro
contestant
therazorbladejudgeAs a very initial list making tool it works fine, but it is missing even the most basic list functionality features like assignment, comments, and attaching images/links to tasks.
hunedjudgeCouldn’t really figure out how to invite other people (or it didn’t work)… tried email, username, twitter handles, github names.
- contestant
It should work with the username of the account of the second user. The project should then appear in the project overview of the other user (and there should be 2 avatars next to the project).
jimpickjudgeI liked this. I created two accounts, and I was able to connect them (using the username). I was able to activate the timer from one account, and see that in realtime from the other account. It would be interesting to see how this would work for a real time working on a real project.
slightlylatejudgeThis is great! Would love the ability to add comments to tasks/projects, export to other bug tracker/systems and use this as a lightweight front-end for managing smaller to-dos in the context of a bigger project.
Zugwalt
contestantFor keeping track of how long multiple tasks take this is great. Simple, intuitive interface.
mperham
judgeToo simple to be very useful. Needs a lot of design work.
chrissharkeyjudgeWow! I really liked this! I had such a horrible time with these kind of applications in the past, I couldn’t believe how quickly I could get going with this. Even just as a casual timer for my daily tasks I can see the use in this, but integration with things like Redmine and Github would make it even more useful. Well done!
jamespwright
contestantUseful and straight forward. Clean design but obviously needs to be finished.
poelzi
contestantvery useful but ui could need some tweaking. deleting projects without confirmation is quite optimistic. does not work with my chromium.
chinacceleratorjudgeI registered two accounts since I had to test the synchronicity, which works great! Except that I couldn’t stop user 1’s timer going on, which was a bit frustrating.
Other than that the app definitely need some more but is on the path to do what it is supposed to do: be useful.
Keep going.
Works, but hard to figure out.