Who are 7pace Timetracker's Service Providers?

Owned by Boris Georgiev
Last updated: Sept 27, 2024 by Mark Kleinsmith
2 min read

Question:

Could you tell me who 7pace Timetracker's service providers are?

Answer:

We'd like to thank the following providers of components that were used in the creation of 7pace Timetracker:

Automapper.NET by Jimmy Bogard and friends (released under the MIT license); 

Entity Framework by Microsoft;

Json.NET by James Newton-King (released under the MIT license); 

Castle Windsor by Castle Project (released under the terms of the Apache Software Foundation License 2.0);

EPP Plus by Jan Kallman and the EPP Plus team (released under the GNU Library General Public License(LGPL)); 

SlickGrid by Michael Leibman (released under the MIT license); 

jQuery by John Resig and many others (released under the MIT license);

jQuery Time Entry by Keith Wood (released under the MIT license); 

Hangfire by Sergey Odinokov (released under the GNU Library General Public License(LGPL));

Moment.js (released under the MIT license); 

Json.NET - Newtonsoft by James Newton-King (released under the MIT license);

Miniprofiler by .Net Foundation (released under the MIT license);

Moq by Moq team (released under the BSD license);

LinqKit by Scott Smith (released under the MIT license);

jQuery File Download by John Culviner (released under the MIT license); 

Unity Ioc Container by Microsoft; 

jQuery Splitter by Jakub Jankiewicz (released under the LGPLv3 license); 

RestSharp by Andrew Young, Pete Johanson and many others (released under the terms of the Apache Software Foundation License 2.0); 

Knockout JS by Steve Sanderson (released under the MIT license); 

RedLock.Net by Sam Cook and others (released under the MIT license); 

Redis by Salvatore Sanfilippo (released under the BSD license); 

Chosen by Harvest (released under the MIT license); 

System IdentityModel Tokens by Microsoft; 

jQuery File Upload by Blueimp (released under the MIT license); 

Karma by Karma Runner (released under the MIT license); 

OData open standard initiated by Microsoft, standardized at OASIS; 

OAuth open standard initiated by Blaine Cook; 

Squirrel by Paul Betts (released under the MIT license)

Z.EntityFramework.Extensions by ZZZ Projects

ProxyKit by Damian Hickey (released under the terms of the Apache Software Foundation License 2.0)

 

 

Full list of packages and their licenses is located in the attachment to the article.