This is Timr 2, aka t2. Timr 1 was a time-tracking app I hacked together in August and September 2007. I had just started working for a shop that used Hobo (hobocentral.net), so I wrote Timr in Hobo as a learning exercise.

Since then, I’ve parted ways with Hobo. And, more importantly, I’ve switched computers… and forgotten whatever horrible things I had to do to my old computer in order to get my Hobo 0.5.something app to work.

Anyway, I’ve wanted to dump Hobo for quite a while, and since there still aren’t any time tracking apps on the market that work the way I want them to, I’m updating Timr.

This is my own personal project, and by definition, it’s not paying work. I wrote it for me. I run it on my own development laptop, with one user (guess who). There may or may not be tests, specs, Yoda utterances, or whatever the DSL-happy kids are calling them nowadays. The code is almost certainly uncommented. Once I scratch whatever itch I’m feeling at a particular point in time, I tend to ignore this code for months at a stretch. You’re welcome to look at it, but:

1. You’re on your own.
2. Don’t assume that all my code looks like this!

That being said, if you’re taking a look at this, feel free to contact me. I’ve taken the extra steps of putting this on Github (and writing this readme) on the [very] outside chance that someone else might someday find it interesting.

Cheers,
-Sam

Rails 2.3.5 appears to depend specifically on Rack 1.0.1 (though this does not appear to be declared in their gemspec).