Add Job
Go ahead and add a job, it will appear here.
No data is stored anywhere other than in your browser using its localStorage implementation, therefore if it doesn't implement localStorage yet, this won't work for you sorry.
Work is an experimental app using jQuery for processing and localStorage for data storage. Read More
Recently I've gone freelance, and I needed some way to keep track of jobs. There's a double shitload of stuff out there to do that sort of thing, but I just needed something super simple to track jobs that i've quoted, jobs that i'm currently working on and jobs that have been put on hold for whatever reason.
Work is basically an experiment with HTML prototyping using jQuery for processing and localStorage for data storage. It's a working example of concepts explored by Remy Sharp in his fantastic article for last year's 24 Ways - “Breaking Out The Edges of The Browser”
No data is passed to a server by this app, it stores it's data as stringified JSON (using json2.js) in your browser's localStorage (as long as your browser implements it - see dev.w3.org/html5/webstorage/ for more on Web Storage). Granted, this is the sort of data you'd probably want saved somewhere a bit more secure, but this is more an example of how you could use Web Storage and javascript to build rich prototypes that not only allow you to prototype and test UI stuff, but data structures as well - and hey, once it's time to plug the app into a back end, your data's ready to go!
This app uses a couple of sweet new browser tricks (like HTML5 and CSS3) that IE doesn't yet fully support - and fair enough, at the moment they're only draft specifications after all. If you'd like to take a look at this app as it's meant to work however you'll need to download and install an alternative browser, I can personally recommend Firefox, Safari, or Chrome.
Click 'example data' to load some example data into the app, 'export data' to see the JSON string your browser is storing for your data, and 'delete data' to clear this apps data out of your browsers localStorage.
No data is stored anywhere other than in your browser using its localStorage implementation, therefore if it doesn't implement localStorage yet, this won't work for you sorry.