TrackRecord is a Ruby On Rails application which lets users enter and analyse timesheets, based around a framework of customers, projects and tasks. It may be useful for sole traders and small businesses.
Internal - UsersController handles this right now. It isn't obvious at all without reading routes.rb because there's not even any supporting code - it just runs off Rails default rendering behaviour. The only reason it's an issue is that before_filter-style stuff in UsersController needs to be aware that there's an implicit, but invisible home action. It's nasty and not RESTful, so needs cleaning up.
Internal - UsersController handles this right now. It isn't obvious at all without reading
routes.rbbecause there's not even any supporting code - it just runs off Rails default rendering behaviour. The only reason it's an issue is that before_filter-style stuff in UsersController needs to be aware that there's an implicit, but invisiblehomeaction. It's nasty and not RESTful, so needs cleaning up.