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Test Project - Time Tracker using React/Redux/Express/Mongo

Installation Instructions

First you need to install server-side dependencies using npm. Go to the test__timetracker folder and run:

$ npm install

Next enter client folder and install client-side dependencies with:

$ npm install

Run Instructions

From the test__timetracker folder run:

$ npm run dev

Then wait for the app to open automatically in your browser or open a new tab and enter http://localhost:3000/ address.

Now the app should be running!

Requirements

  • As user, I want to be able to conveniently start a tracker that counts the spent time for me.

    • The tracker should start tracking with a single click.
    • Time is displayed in a user friendly format, specifically hh:mm:ss.
    • The timer can be paused and resumed.
  • As user, I want to book time for tasks with a description.

    • The ability to book time directly from the tracker. This should set the tracker to 0 after the booking has happened.
    • The ability to book time without the tracker (in cases I forgot to start the tracker before working on an issue).
    • Free text description where I can enter what I worked on (mandatory).
    • Date and time of the tracking (when did I finish the task, mandatory as well).
  • As user, I want to have a user friendly overview for all my tracked times.

    • Listing of all the tracked time I booked in the past.
    • Search functionality that searches/filters all the descriptions of every time log.
    • Some sort of pagination (Calendar? Page based pagination?) so that I don't see millions of time logs from the past.

Time Spent

13 hours, had to explore some topics

Liked / Didn't Like

  • Liked:
    • New kind of project, never even used a time tracker before (except for pomodoro timers)
    • Opportunity to write backend code - this is what I want to learn right now
  • Didn't like:
    • Spent time on getting my head around the task, had to google timetrackers and see what they are doing, then spent time deciding on app layout - all in all it took several hours before I wrote first lines of code
    • Didn't have time to create my own design (instead relied on Material-UI) and add features

Other

  • Parts I would have done differently, parts needing improvement:
    • Design
    • Interface
    • Search functionality
  • Parts I am satisfied with:
    • Pagination (though it is from Material-UI)
  • Would have added:
    • Search functionality using calendar
    • Edit/delete functionality
    • Some sort of statistics

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Video Walkthrough - Mobile (portrait)

Video Walkthrough - Mobile (landscape)

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