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Build a Time Tracker with Laravel and AngularJS

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Ryan Chenkie has a new tutorial on Scotch.io for creating a time tracker with Laravel and Angular:

We’ll be building a simple time tracking application that will give users the ability to track hours spent on tasks by clocking-in and clocking-out. We’ll use the Timepicker directive offered by UI Bootstrap to let users enter their start and end times, and will give them a field to enter comments. Users will be able to list all of their time entries, create new ones, and also edit or delete existing entries.

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