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Gigsheets is the only tool you need to manage your agile project successfully. With all the built-in features on Gigsheets, managing your agile project has never been easier. The built-in timer on Gigsheets automatically tracks changes on tickets, columns and sprints. Each entry will show the name of what you're working on (tickets, columns, etc.), so you will have a clear view of your progress. You can easily export your timesheet to give your clients full transparency on your project. When it comes to tickets, there are various options to customize: - “Watch” Tickets - Link a ticket to an “epic” - Choose the type of ticket (Story, Task, Bug, or Suggestion) - Add checklists - Prioritize, assign, label, and upload attachments Let Gigsheets help you to save time, stay focused and have full transparency into your team's workflow. ...

Dome is a robust and comprehensive boilerplate designed with Next.js and Tailwind CSS, aimed at accelerating the launch of SaaS Minimum Viable Products (MVPs). It comes equipped with essential components such as a landing page, countdown timer, and blog, allowing entrepreneurs to focus on go-to-market strategies and revenue generation rather than building foundational features. The template offers built-in authentication options, including social logins, and NextAuth, facilitating seamless user access. Payment processing is streamlined through integrations with Stripe and Lemon Squeezy, enabling efficient subscription management. ...

TimeFly is a coding activity tracker that works seamlessly in the background (no buttons, no timers) to capture granular metrics about how developers spend time in their IDEs. It maps out top projects, languages, devices, and editors while generating an activity heatmap and coding session statistics (e.g., average focus, peak times, interruptions) for custom time ranges. TimeFly consolidates event streams across multiple IDEs and devices to avoid double-counting or fragmentation, deduplicates overlaps, and stitches data into a unified timeline. ...

...Once the instrumentation is invoked, the data is printed to the log analysis tool, your IDE, or to an APM of your choice. Analyze code behavior to find bottlenecks and errors without stopping the running process. Easily add large amounts of logs, snapshots, counters, timers, function durations, and more. You won’t stop or break the system. Spend less time debugging and more time coding. No more restarting, redeploying and reproducing when debugging.