Time-camp_Clone its a website which can check your system efficiency and give suggestion for your system to improve its efficency .Its also help in time management and provide suggestion according to your previous work and performence
This project is a clone of the TimeCamp website, developed by a group of 5 members during their construct week in Masai School. TimeCamp is a web-based application launched in 2009 by Kamil Rudnicki, aimed at tracking the activity of computer users and assisting in time tracking, project management, and work effectiveness measurement. The clone website was completed within 4 days.
The TimeCamp Clone project is a replica of the TimeCamp website developed within a short time frame during Masai School's construct week. It includes various features such as a user-friendly landing page, authentication using Google and Facebook, a well-designed navigation bar, pricing options, a demo page, feature overview, integration information, and a timersheet for tracking computer usage. The project was implemented using HTML5, CSS3, React.js, Chakra-UI, Node.js, Express, MongoDB, React-router-dom, Google Integration, Facebook Integration, and Redux.
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