With the release of fixx 1.6 we also published a basic REST API so you tech heads can create mashups to interface with fixx for your bug tracking needs. To get the ball rolling, Mark decided to go ahead and create a time-tracking widget using Adobe Air.
What's really nifty about Adobe Air is that it's completely cross platform, so whatever flavour of Operating System your currently rolling with, Marks widget will work fine with it.
Since we're all about Open-Source here at the lab, that's exactly what we decided to do with it, as "fixx-track" can be downloaded here, so give it a try for yourself...I'm sure you'll be impressed! Alternatively, go one better and extend it to meet your workflows.
Just to make clear this isn't an official release from hedgehog lab, as you can read Mark's experiences creating fixx track on his blog. It's more an opportunity to stress the cool things you can do with our fixx API, and we hope that this release will create some motivation for the programmers out there, to see the potential behind this opportunity. We'll even showcase your work on our site if we think it's good! Why don't you download a copy of fixx to play about with our uber API to see what you're made of.
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