Project Release: django-pendulum 0.1

For those of us who like to know how much time we spend on various projects, I've released a little project to help you out. Pendulum is a small Django application that I've been using to keep track of the time I work on my various personal projects. It's very easy to use, and it's been working great for me for several months.

This weekend I took the time to make several improvements that I deemed necessary before I could make the project publicly accessible. While I've done some testing on my own, I'm fairly certain that I haven't tried all combinations of situations, so there might be some problems that you find as you use it.

To learn more, head on over to http://code.google.com/p/django-pendulum/. There you can learn how to download and install it and what you need to do to configure it.

Enjoy!

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Published: Nov. 2, 2008

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