It should be X days from today or something like that

that way when users on the same domain use different languages they won't get mixed up in the cache :)

Maybe it would also be interesting to see per category how many hours were spent.

The colours of these three categories are almost the same, it would be nice if colours differentiated more.

@sn3p 💃

Memory on heroku seems to be constantly increasing, I've already spent some time trying to look for places where it could be leaking but I haven't found anything yet.

Right now I'm restarting the dyno's once in a while but we need to figure out what's causing this 😿

We should have one, @romkebon you know about this stuff right?

Is this design?

Might be caused by simple form? or a bitters partial. No biggie, but I prefer our awesome
"New Project" button with slick Open Sans look to "Create entry"'s crammed Helvetica.

Compare:

with:

Users should be able to invite other people by email instead of strictly relying on the email domains.

After open sourcing Hours it won't make sense for a lot of people to allow subdomains, maybe we could provide an application setting (through an env variable maybe?) that specifies one or more subdomains to allow and then add a validation to the Account model that checks for this?

Maybe we could add a title to the gravatar image or a popover so you can see the user's name.

At the moment it's quite hard to determine what part of the pie chart belongs to which user.

This could be solved by either highlighting the user when you hover a piece of the pie chart or by showing a tooltip.

I'm guessing i need to go to defacto.happyhours.io to register. But the error message should say that. It could be anything now that has been taken.

Eg.

And there may also be a rogue vh somewhere that might not always render correctly on iOS Safari.

Can someone confirm this?

I would imagine the new project button right next to the form for submitting hours, especially when there are a lot of project you would have to scroll all the way past those projects to make a new project now.

but let's first wait for #24

If we are gonna let other people use Hours, the landing page should look awesome and have some real copy + explanation & screenshots or whatever.

I was entering data for a few days and every time i submit the form resets, imo it would be more convenient if at least the project is selected after submit. If you want to enter hours for a different project still the same amount of time is needed.

When I have written hours I would like to be able to add new tags to my written hours. In other words, edit hours after writing them.

As soon as there are more projects you could make the activityfeed longer. I think it looks nicer if the activityfeed is just as long as the page.

Now it stops:

I implemented similar time reports in our company (a design agency). Slightly different architecture, 'though:

• Employees do it only at the end of the day on a "day end report" (this ables us to focus on the work instead of breaking concentration to fill forms; we just write down the time when we change projects, on paper)
• the "day end report" has then a start and end time, instead of total hours, for each entry. Each entry has also an optional description field to give details and report difficulties or obstacles. As does the daily report itself.
• we can create new projects and clients while filling an entry.
• once finished, the "day end report" is submitted and sent by email to the management.
• there are project and client aggregated views, with total hours (billed and unbilled) and entry lists; there is also a "my reports" aggregated view.
• Entries can be marked as billed, projects can be marked as finished.

As I'm not a developer, this was done using wordpress and the formidable plugin. The idea is for it to be a cross between a very unobtrusive time tracking and a report on the likes of 15five.com. Hope this helps Hours development.
Best,
Ana Rita

I would suggest we just use MIT but with a disclaimer that hosting your own paid version is kind of a jerk move and no one likes jerks

Maybe @tarzan can help.

http://subdomain.hours.dev/categories

for cc payments,

For customer support.

To avoid this:

As a user, I want to be able to edit or delete my own entries.

@jurre or is just deleting enough?

The current flow for when a person signs up for a (trial) account is far from optimal.

Biggest nuisance is that it's unclear that you have to confirm your account through the confirmation e-mail.

(also I think we could get rid of the confirm password ;)).

We could:

Display a page that explains the confirmation process, with a resend confirmation email button/link.

Or:

Ask for just email first, and the rest after confirming the email.

Thoughts?

Why does this line go to 2024? It should go up until today's date i think cause you'll never write hours in the future.

We should be able to edit those :)

As a user I want to be able to delete projects so that I can fix my mistakes.

Especially projects without hours must be deletable by everyone imo.

This is currently not the case in:

• The Activity Feed
• The Project overview, next to the pie chart.

Sort the items in both the project and the category dropdown alphabetically. It's getting messy as they're growing longer.

So this is happening on and off on production, never locally and I have no idea what's causing it. I'll try scaling back the dyno's to 1 on heroku, maybe it has something to do with that?

The main page isn't rendered correctly in firefox:

or doesn't it? @sn3p

As a user I want to be able to edit tags so that I can fix misspelled and ugly tags.

Right now, we don't do enough for new users to get them started - especially after creating a new 'tenant'.

Someone on Hackernews said:

Ok so i'm trying your hosted version of the app. New user. I get taken to the New Entry page...
I haven't got a project, i can't create a project on the new entry page so i have to go round the houses to add a project.
I haven't got any categories... where do i add categories as i can't do it from the New Entry page... oh it's under my name... so round the houses to do that..

I think we can all agree to this.

Basically a good flow for new accounts would be:

1. Make some categories
2. Make a project
3. Make your first entry
4. Get your colleagues to sign up

We could do a little onboarding tour.

Or we could by default add a My First Category and My First Project, so people can see how the works straight away.

I'm slightly favouring the second option. What do you guys think?

They are insanely large right now (3mb for the big one).

At the moment clicking a tag in the projects window doesn't do anything.

It would be nice if we either show all hours for the selected tag per category or redirect to the reports page and show the reports of the selected tag

another option would be to have some sort of toggle clicking a tag would result in showing the hours per category for all but the de-selected tag. clicking the tag again enables it.

if we don't want this kind of functionality in the project window then maybe we should remove the hover effect of the tags, it's misleading and gives the impression that the tag is a button and the hover doesn't add much in functionality.

I want to receive an e-mail at the end of the day that shows relevant stats on projects I work on. something like:

See What Your Colleagues Worked On

360-Feedback

Alexander & Bastiaan spent 16 hours working on design and marketing.

CAPP 11

Maarten, Romke, Ewoud, Albert, Daan & Glenn spent 40 hours on software development and copywriting.

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