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Simple yet sophisticated, jiffy is a Python-based timesheet application. It features a command line interface where you just type in what you're doing. On request, jiffy will produce a fully editable timesheet which can be printed, emailed or uploaded.
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socklib++ is a light-weight cross-platform C++ socket library. It provides both a high-level interface over iostreams if you want convenience, and a low-level interface if you just want portability.
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The simplest possible tool for managing a Roadmap for Extreme Programming projects. Supports planning, metrics, projections. It is modular, and can be adapted to your implementation of XP - without pulling a bunch of features that just get in your way.
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iLog is a simple and user friendly application for tracking the time you spend working on a certain task. It has all you need and nothing else!
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MongoDB Atlas runs apps anywhereMongoDB Atlas gives you the freedom to build and run modern applications anywhere—across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. With global availability in over 115 regions, Atlas lets you deploy close to your users, meet compliance needs, and scale with confidence across any geography.
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OpenSessame is a personnel entry control and time tracking management system. Platform independent, multi-node, client-server system, written in Python, with wxPython/wxWidgets client, a web management gui and PostgreSQL database backend.
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weelkly timesheet that can manage daily working hours. this project use TurboGears as its framework.
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