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Clean looks. I immediately checked out the task timer feature which does not work as expected. If you start the timer and then go to the dashboard (I should exp
by arc_of_descent 13y ago
Clean looks. I immediately checked out the task timer feature which does not work as expected. If you start the timer and then go to the dashboard (I should expect to see all "active" tasks here) and back the timer is stopped.
I currently use TaskCoach to keep track of all my tasks and invoice my clients on a hourly basis.
- 23andwalnut 13y agoYes, you need to keep the task open for the timer to continue to run. You would want it to keep running in the background? It seems like it would be easy to forget about if it's implemented that way...
- arc_of_descent 13y agoYeah. That why I use TaskCoach (desktop app) so the timer icon is always shown in my notification area. But you can use the dashboard for this. A year back I had started building a web based time tracker using HTML5 background workers and stuff. But I lost motivation. :(
- actionscripted 13y agoWhy not just have a start/stop toggle and record time segments so you don't have to worry about a "running" timer?
- tnorthcutt 13y agoIf it kept running, I'd think you'd want to have a "global" timer widget/area that is always displayed, on every page, if a timer is running.