November Challenge

Ok we're going to do two challenges set by Lengieng Ing

First challenge

Looking for a solution to "time tracking" at workplace. Recently, at our workplace we are required to track the time we spent on each task for the day. We have to do this on a daily basis. The software we use to input the detail is Quickbook. Below is the interface. I crossed out the unimportant parts.

The frustrating part is having to note the start and end times, so that I can calculate the time spent for each task. The more tasks I do, the more annoying it can get just to keep track of all those times. I am looking for a solution which can automate the time tracking together with the description input parts.

Here is my idea: creating a Chrome extension where I can click to start the timer and click again to stop the timer. When the timer stops, it has to have a way to capture the description input from me. At the end of the day, there should be a way to see the list of all the tracking, so that I can easily copy and paste into Quickbook.

Second Challenge

Looking for a way to hide JSON content from the browser Inspector when downloading from the server.I have a project where the user is presented with a set of questions and choices to choose from. The user answers the question and get the score. Now the issue lies in the way the question set is loaded into the browser:

• The easiest way is to load the JSON file on the client side but the issue is the question and answer can be easily revealed by just using the Browser Inspector.
• You might say why not storing the answer keys in a separate file? Yes you can but when you want to move the question around, that is when the pain comes. You have to make change to both question and answer files.