Will Laurance wlaurance

I don't like a timer staring me in the face.

I like to know when I've hit points in time. Like every 30 mins, 1 hour, or a predefined time. (cater to pomodoro peeps)

I need a soft indication that the time is running. A green/pictorial to indicate the timer is running.

I want a count down timer too. This is general purpose. I have an over timer on right now and it is quiet. But sometimes this is nice for features. "I will pay you one hour to research said topic", exclaimed the client. For situations like this, it would be cool.

Thoughts on clojure w/ a few resources

	server{
	server_name examplehost1.com;
	rewrite ^/(.*) http://www.examplehost1.com permanent;
	}
	server{
	server_name blog.examplehost1.com;
	rewrite ^/(.*) http://www.examplehost1.com permanent;
	}
	server{
	server_name www.examplehost1.com;

	function fn() {
	try {
	fn()
	} catch(e) {
	console.log(e)
	return 'overflow'
	}
	}

	fn()

	public String buildImageURL(String path) {
	return
	new Uri.Builder()
	.scheme(scheme)
	.authority(hostname)
	.appendEncodedPath(base)
	.appendEncodedPath(path)
	.build().toString();
	}

	getForProject: (projectId, callback)->
	statement = @time_entry.select @time_entry.star()
	.from @time_entry
	.where @time_entry.projectId.equals projectId

	deleteOne: (key, callback)->
	{time_entry} = TimeEntriesController
	deleteProjectTimeEntries = time_entry.delete().where(time_entry.projectId.equals(key))
	deleteProject = @project.delete().where(@project.id.equals(key))
	deleteUsersProjectsRows = @usersprojects.delete().where(@usersprojects.projectId.equals key)
	t = @transaction()
	start = ->
	async.eachSeries [deleteProjectTimeEntries, deleteUsersProjectsRows, deleteProject],
	(s, cb)->
	t.query s, (err)->

	time_entries = sql.define
	name: 'time_entries'
	columns: ['message', 'projectId', 'userId', 'start', 'end', 'duration', 'id']

	pg = require 'pg'
	{dev} = require "#{__dirname}/../database"
	devConfig = "postgres://#{dev.user}:#{dev.password}@localhost/#{dev.database}"
	constring = process.env.HEROKU_POSTGRESQL_NAVY_URL or process.env.TRAVIS_DB_URL or devConfig

	{EventEmitter} = require 'events'

	Database = (callback) ->
	pg.connect constring, callback