I've created my first complete JS app.It lets you add tasks and control how much time you spend on them.I posted this on this forum,to get some ideas how to improve readability,efficiency and speed of my code.It would be great if you guys gave me some advice and shared your thoughts on my code. First table shows tasks,that you add via input box.Every time you press "Add task" button,"generateRow()" function will be called.If you click start,"addSecond" will be called every second(setInterval() in my "stopTimer" function),which will update clock object's "second" property.So the timer will start running and the task will move to "In progress" table.If you click "Stop" button,the timer will stop, and the "Stop" button becomes "Start" button.When you hit "End task" the task will move to "Done" table and the timer will automatically stop. You can delete any task anytime,or click "Clear table" button above every table to erase all table's data. The code has some comments to help you understand it better.If you have any questions about code or something is unclear,please let me know.

I've created my first complete JS app, which lets you add tasks and control how much time you spend on them. I posted this to get some ideas how to improve readability, efficiency and the speed of my code.

The first table shows tasks that you add via input box. Every time you press the "Add task" button, the generateRow() function will be called. If you click start, addSecond will be called every second  (setInterval() in my stopTimer function), which will update clock object's "second" property.

The timer will start running and the task will move to "In Progress" table. If you click the "Stop" button, the timer will stop, and the "Stop" button becomes a "Start" button. When you hit "End task", the task will move to "Done" table and the timer will automatically stop. You can delete any task anytime, or click the "Clear table" button above every table to erase all table's data. 

The code has some comments to help you understand it better.

I've created my first complete JS app.I lets you add tasks and control how much time you spend on them.I posted this on this forum,to get some ideas how to improve readability,efficiency and speed of my code.It would be great if you guys gave me some advice and shared your thoughts on my code. First table shows task,that you add via input box.If you click start, the timer will start running and the task will move to "In progress" table.If you click "Stop" button,the timer will stop, and the "Stop" button becomes "Start" button.When you hit "End task" the task will move to "Done" table and the timer will automatically stop. You can delete any task anytime,or click "Clear table" button above every table to erase all table's data. The code has some comments to help you understand it better.

I've created my first complete JS app.It lets you add tasks and control how much time you spend on them.I posted this on this forum,to get some ideas how to improve readability,efficiency and speed of my code.It would be great if you guys gave me some advice and shared your thoughts on my code. First table shows tasks,that you add via input box.Every time you press "Add task" button,"generateRow()" function will be called.If you click start,"addSecond" will be called every second(setInterval() in my "stopTimer" function),which will update clock object's "second" property.So the timer will start running and the task will move to "In progress" table.If you click "Stop" button,the timer will stop, and the "Stop" button becomes "Start" button.When you hit "End task" the task will move to "Done" table and the timer will automatically stop. You can delete any task anytime,or click "Clear table" button above every table to erase all table's data. The code has some comments to help you understand it better.If you have any questions about code or something is unclear,please let me know.

I've created my first complete JS app.I lets you add tasks and control how much time you spend on them.I'm aware of redundancy in my code,but i couln't figure a way to reduce it.It would be great if you guys gave me some advice and shared your thoughts on my code.

I've created my first complete JS app.I lets you add tasks and control how much time you spend on them.I posted this on this forum,to get some ideas how to improve readability,efficiency and speed of my code.It would be great if you guys gave me some advice and shared your thoughts on my code. First table shows task,that you add via input box.If you click start, the timer will start running and the task will move to "In progress" table.If you click "Stop" button,the timer will stop, and the "Stop" button becomes "Start" button.When you hit "End task" the task will move to "Done" table and the timer will automatically stop. You can delete any task anytime,or click "Clear table" button above every table to erase all table's data. The code has some comments to help you understand it better.