Some tools to deal with time based arrays

Parses arbitray time-range inputs into typical time-tracking app data structure.

Time aware ployline

Notifier to notify you when your time block is ended

Blow up a CI server when its time to deprecate something or remove a feature.

Broadcast Calendar navigation in Ruby made simple

Provides you with the buckets of time.

Calculate the business time for a period of time.

Given a time in seconds it returns a formatted timecode (hh:mm:ss) and given a formatted timecode it returns the total time in seconds

Displays time compactly.

Helps Wildland employees know how much time they have tracked, what their target hours are, and more.

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Use GIT logs to give an estimation of spent time & costs of your projects.

A basic timing application you can use from the command line

Get the next or previous datetime along the rules that are given in a crontab-like format or other options.

Gem for working with timed, ordered items.

This gem provides precise time distance between dates

Gem for creating time distribution management systems

Thread-safe LRU implementation with (optional) TTL and constant time operations

Client for TimeDoctor API