TimeSheet. Web Based and Open Source

Sunday August 21st 2005, 12:55 pm

Written by: Brian Benzinger

Related Articles:

Stellarium, Open Source Planetarium System: Stellarium is an amazing open source application that will allow you to view the planetarium system and in real time (available for Windows, Macintosh, and...
Smultron, Open Source Text Editor: Smultron is an open source text editor available for Macintosh that is simple to use and is straight to the point. Smultron has some great...
Flash for Linux: F4L: For all you Linux users out there: "F4L is an open source development environment for Macromedia Flash, a multi-platform format(swf/svg) widely used for web applications...

Article Tags:

Bookmark this Article:
Post at Del.icio.us and Add to BlinkList

TimeSheet, by Ultrize, was apparently released today as my daily visit at Freshmeat has told me, and I am glad I spotted it. My last post was about MapleXp, which is a Windows Application, while TimeSheet is a Web Application. Personally, I’m always into Web Based as they can be always in reach if you put it online, or you can just have it on your own server, like what I do now. TimeSheet is an Open Source time card application built using PHP and MySQL.

You are given the ability to set up multiple clients, projects, tasks, notes, and of course, multiple logs of time for each task. Now, all that may sound a little much, but it is actually very simple and you go through the steps without even having to think about it. Very easy and well made.

Note, this is not a website you can go to and simply signup and start. This is an installation only service, meaning you have to download TimeSheet and install it on your own server. Personally, I like it better this way anyways. Great work to Ultrize and thanks for making it Open Source.

There is an online demo available on their website if you would like to give it a test run. It works really well and is worth taking a peak at.

View TimeSheet. Web Based and Open Source.