A show case of bunch of open source projects that I developed.
Source: https://github.com/hoomand/HandoverTool
Website: http://handovertool.hoomand.com/
If you over worked in a team that’s spread around the globe and you needed to handover tickets to other teams, you probably felt the need for such a tool.
HandoverTool can clearly define the state of handover items, if they are fresh or thorough investigation is needed; it can also show the number of handover items between teams:
It can also show the stats of users and number of their handovers, with break down details:
Stack used is DERN! Yeah, DynamoDB, Express, ReactJS and NodeJS.
Source: https://github.com/hoomand/habitinator
A multi user Ruby on Rails application for goal tracking.
You can sign up and start defining categories:
There are 3 supported category types:
Number: Goals of this category type allow you to enter a numerical value for progress. Percent: You should enter a percentage (a value less than 100) for any goal progress that you define of this category type. True/False: Goals of this category type only let you record whether you did achieved that goal today or not; i.e. did you go to Gym today? After defining a category, you can have your goals defined. For each goal you should mention what category it belongs to and define an optional target value:
For instance you can define a goal named BodyPump, of category True/False and specify that you want to do 12 BodyPump sessions a month. You can save your progress and see how you did by clicking on BodyPump:
This shows you your progress during the time frame you specified (monthly for this goal) and the days that you logged in.