CodeJackalope

I went through this journey with Tad. Not having a kid myself it's been amazing to learn about the demands of starting a family while simultaneously getting overwhelmed by the challenges of a growing startup.

As Tad mentioned communication has definitely been the key. And often situations where Tad or Kyle's parenting demands seemed like an inconvenience to Tiempo have actually helped remind us all why we are doing this crazy adventure. And we come back swinging even harder the next day.

So kudos to all you startup parents out there. It's a tough road but I'm confident you and your family are going to come out stronger for the journey!

cheez, we have a RESTful API that drives our site and mobile apps. But data security is a top priority for us and we have not yet built the authorization systems to open up access beyond our own clients.

That said, an API is high on our list and we want to make it as easy as possible for our users to enter time in whatever ways make sense for their workflows.

Thanks for checking us out!

I am also working on a set of iOS tools that allow you to view, edit, and commit your Github projects on the go.

If you are interested in coding from your iPad or iPhone, check out http://jackalope.me to sign up for early access.

Great work here arestivo. I have been recommending this app to a couple android using friends.

I am also working on a set of iOS tools that allow you to view, edit, and commit your Github projects on the go.

If you are interested in coding from your iPad, check out http://jackalope.me to sign up for early access.

For those taking the course, make sure you don't miss the free pdf of the MR+S book that regularly shows up on suggested reading list: http://nlp.stanford.edu/IR-book/pdf/irbookonlinereading.pdf