At some point when there are no more issues trickling in on 7.0 I'll upgrade to that for production use. For this reason, for my production usage I'm still running v6.9.6, though I test with v7.0.x. The bottom line you see here is that I'm very dependent on ToDoList for things ToDo as well as for things that have been Done. tdl so I can log exactly when I generate invoices and for what time period. I sometimes find myself wondering what the cut-off date was for invoicing specific clients. An invoice is generated and emailed to clients with the report.
On one hand I feel weird literally reporting every second, on the other hand my clients seem comfortable knowing that this time is not estimated or adjusted but extremely accurate.įor billing I submit my hours to my Accounting department along with a Transform using a stylesheet. Now with strict usage of ToDoList, I report every second to the 100th of an hour (two decimal places). My time reporting used to be more flexible, reporting "roughly" to the nearest 5 minutes and then rounding up or down to the nearest quarter-hour.
My pattern is to click the time logging button as soon as I start doing anything, and to unclick it when done. I never archive tasks because I want to be able to report on activity for at least a year. My stylesheets (beginning with "tg" in Resources\Stylesheets) are flexible to allow a single stylesheet to adapt to many different reporting requirements while maintaining consistency.
Some want only summary time logs, others want detail. Let's put all of these routes in app/Http/routes.As a software developer with a small international client base, I have a. We'll wrap all of these routes in the web middleware so they have session state and CSRF protection. Our app needs three routes that do the following: All Laravel routes are defined in the app/Http/routes.php.
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