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This is interesting; my site provides something sort of similar, but with JIRA integration. I've been considering a pivot where the data is stored on the local
by alanctgardner2 14y ago
This is interesting; my site provides something sort of similar, but with JIRA integration. I've been considering a pivot where the data is stored on the local server. Rather than using JIRA credentials, you'd define your own TODO list, and log 15-30 minute intervals with notes on what you've done. The hard part is creating the reporting faculties; there's lots of those for JIRA already.
If anyone's interested in something like this (structured time-tracking and task-based note taking), drop me an email and I'll let you know when I get to that point.
- markdennehy 14y agoIt sounds interesting, but one of the things I didn't want was something tied to a specific system. This is a notebook that goes across several jobs - and depending on where you work, you could be using JIRA, or Mantis, or bugtac or something homegrown, or someething horribly legacy. So I didn't want it tied to anything specific, but to be a standalone tool. Mind you, if you were working a lot with JIRA, I could see the appeal...