It has been a busy holiday season and I’m running a bit behind schedule, but Time-Tracker 2.0 is almost ready. So, without any further introduction, check it out here:

http://www.formassembly.com/time-tracker2/

The application runs in ‘read-only’ mode, which means you can view your existing tasks and play with the new app safely, but changes are not recorded. This quarantine period will insure that everything run smoothly and that no data will get corrupted or lost in the upgrade. This also means registration doesn’t work. Go to Time-Tracker 1.0 if you want to register.

New Features in Time-Tracker 2.0

• Drag & Drop sorting.
• Sub-tasks - Tasks can be nested under each other.
• Safari & Opera support (tested with Safari 2.0 and Opera 8.5).
• Filters, to show duration for the day, week or month.
• Improved user interface.
• Runs on Freja- the new zero-latency Javascript Framework -

Upcoming features

• Task Reports
• Complete API
• Windows & Mac Widgets

If you’d like to contribute one of the feature above, email me. Any help is appreciated !

Technorati Tags: Productivity, Time Management, Ajax, Freja

I’m planning on a major overhaul of the Time-Tracker this month. There have been a lot of suggestions (and sometimes complaints) and there’s no shortage of ideas for this new version. I’ll post more details about it soon, but now I’d like to present the first user contributed extension to the Time-Tracker: Bryce Shober’s Excel spreadsheet.

This is particularly interesting because this gives a great tool to visualize your data and build your own reports. The spreadsheet is tied to your account (using the export key available in the ‘account panel’ on the Time-Tracker) and can be updated in a single click (see screenshot below).

Unfortunately it only works with the latest version of Excel, so couldn’t check it out yet, but here’s a couple screenshots for you.

If you have any question or comments, please post them below. Thanks.

Technorati Tags: Productivity, Time Management, Ajax, Freja