Daily Work Tracker Application Using SprinBoot with Bootstrap

Work Tracker App

I have worked on Spring boot and spring data recently. The combo of these two will help us to implement applications very fast and easy. 
Work tracker App Built-in using Spring thymeleaf with BootStrap styles and all the spring Components. 
A daily Work Tracker --> can submit daily work and Dash board will display all the statistics of the logged-in user.

Technologies Used

    Technical Stack
    • Spring Thymeleaf (front-end)
    • Bootstrap styles CSS and Layouts
    • Spring MVC
    • Spring IOC
    • Spring Security
    • Spring JPA Data
    • Spring Boot
    • Tomcat (container embedded with Boot)

    Application Functionality

      Functions
      • User Registration with Login
      • User Edit
      • List of Users Dsiplay with all the bootstrap styles
      • Group users
      • Upload Profile Picture
      • Submit Daily Work
      • Track Daily work using Dashboard

      Dashboard

        Dashboard statistics
    • No. of work submission
    • No. of Tasks Handled
    • No. of Hours Spent
    • Each Task level statistics in a table with pagination
    • Recent Comments Trend view

    Build Tool

  • Maven

Application Screenshots:

Sign-In Page: 


Sign-up Page:


User Dashboard Page:


Dashboard- RecentComments Panel:


List of Users Page:


Submit Daily Work Page:



Hope you enjoy the implementation .. Good Luck :)

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