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It's open source if you use timekit.io (their backend essentially .... ). So not really.
by sirrocco 11y ago
It's open source if you use timekit.io (their backend essentially .... ). So not really.
- blister 11y agoWell... in fairness to this product, it's licensed with an MIT license, so in theory you can plug in whatever danged infrastructure you want. Seems disingenuous to say "not really" to the open source question when it has such a liberal license. Fork it to use whatever you want.