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TimeTagger: Open-Source Time Tracker

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Re: TimeTagger: Open-Source Time Tracker

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Post by almarklein »

AbacusAvenger wrote: post #24
almarklein wrote: post #17

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Thanks for the heads-up. Weird, it uses Let's Encrypt, and I don't see any problems :/

The CN is "*.transip.nl" instead of "timetagger.app" for some reason.

Transip is the domain registrar I use. Could it be some sort of caching problem? The site (and it's cert) have only been up for a few hours ...

Re: TimeTagger: Open-Source Time Tracker

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Post by almarklein »

neonmate wrote: post #29
wanttocommentt wrote: post #2

I really like that more and more developers are doing the open-source/paid service option(no idea what's the term for it). I personally think it's great for both developers and their customers/users.

I recently created a site to collect all the web services that are backed by an open source repository [1]. I'm happy to add timetagger to the collection:) Hope there will be many more applications like this in the future. You can share your ideas in https://wintermute.app/ideas . Imho many services are missing, like a privacy first social network. [1] https://wintermute.app/repositories

Thanks!

Re: TimeTagger: Open-Source Time Tracker

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Post by zomgwat »

almarklein wrote: post #31

Now that you're all here, I'm playing with the idea to create a CLI tool so that you can start and stop records from the command line. Would this be interesting to you or would it only be a gimmick?

Possible integrations with tools like Alfred (macOS app) is a good reason to have a CLI (IMO). I use Watson [1] to track time and mostly interact with it through Alfred.

[1] https://tailordev.github.io/Watson/

Re: TimeTagger: Open-Source Time Tracker

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Post by beshrkayali »

almarklein wrote: post #31

Now that you're all here, I'm playing with the idea to create a CLI tool so that you can start and stop records from the command line. Would this be interesting to you or would it only be a gimmick?

Org mode on emacs has some pretty nice clocking commands [1] that I find useful frequently. I guess a similar separate cli tool would be nice as well.

[1] https://orgmode.org/manual/Clocking-commands.html

Re: TimeTagger: Open-Source Time Tracker

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Post by pgporada »

almarklein wrote: post #31

Now that you're all here, I'm playing with the idea to create a CLI tool so that you can start and stop records from the command line. Would this be interesting to you or would it only be a gimmick?

Interesting. I could see myself opening a terminal (or 10) to perform some small scope of work, starting the timer, and then closing the terminals and timer once that task is done.

Re: TimeTagger: Open-Source Time Tracker

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Post by wilsonjohn »

neonmate wrote: post #29
wanttocommentt wrote: post #2

I really like that more and more developers are doing the open-source/paid service option(no idea what's the term for it). I personally think it's great for both developers and their customers/users.

I recently created a site to collect all the web services that are backed by an open source repository [1]. I'm happy to add timetagger to the collection:) Hope there will be many more applications like this in the future. You can share your ideas in https://wintermute.app/ideas . Imho many services are missing, like a privacy first social network. [1] https://wintermute.app/repositories

This is an impressive list. Adding tags, categories would help in browsing ideas and repo faster.
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