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Dries Peeters 3f4b273b18 feat: Add command palette, enhance calendar, and improve i18n
This commit implements three major feature enhancements to improve user
productivity and experience:

COMMAND PALETTE IMPROVEMENTS:
- Add '?' key as intuitive shortcut to open command palette
- Maintain backward compatibility with Ctrl+K/Cmd+K
- Enhance visual design with modern styling and smooth animations
- Add 3D effect to keyboard badges and improved dark mode support
- Update first-time user hints and tooltips
- Improve input field detection to prevent conflicts

CALENDAR REDESIGN:
- Implement comprehensive drag-and-drop for moving/resizing events
- Add multiple calendar views (Day/Week/Month/Agenda)
- Create advanced filtering by project, task, and tags
- Build full-featured event creation modal with validation
- Add calendar export functionality (iCal and CSV formats)
- Implement color-coded project visualization (10 distinct colors)
- Create dedicated calendar.css with professional styling
- Add recurring events management UI
- Optimize API with indexed queries and proper filtering

TRANSLATION SYSTEM ENHANCEMENTS:
- Update all 6 language files (EN/DE/NL/FR/IT/FI) with 150+ strings
- Improve language switcher UI with globe icon and visual indicators
- Fix hardcoded strings in dashboard and base templates
- Add check mark for currently selected language
- Enhance accessibility with proper ARIA labels
- Style language switcher with hover effects and smooth transitions

DOCUMENTATION:
- Add COMMAND_PALETTE_IMPROVEMENTS.md and COMMAND_PALETTE_USAGE.md
- Create CALENDAR_IMPROVEMENTS_SUMMARY.md and CALENDAR_FEATURES_README.md
- Add TRANSLATION_IMPROVEMENTS_SUMMARY.md and TRANSLATION_SYSTEM.md
- Update HIGH_IMPACT_FEATURES.md with implementation details

All features are production-ready, fully tested, responsive, and maintain
backward compatibility.
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TimeTracker Documentation

Welcome to the TimeTracker documentation. This directory contains comprehensive documentation for all aspects of the application.

📚 Documentation Index

🚀 Getting Started

🐳 Docker & Deployment

🔧 Features

🛠️ Technical Details

📋 Project Guidelines

🔍 Quick Navigation

For New Users

  1. Start with the main README.md
  2. Check REQUIREMENTS.md for system requirements
  3. Review PROJECT_STRUCTURE.md for architecture overview

For Developers

  1. Read CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidelines
  2. Review feature-specific documentation for areas you're working on
  3. Check SOLUTION_GUIDE.md for common issues

For Deployment

  1. Review DOCKER_PUBLIC_SETUP.md for Docker deployment
  2. Check DOCKER_STARTUP_TROUBLESHOOTING.md if you encounter issues
  3. See SOLUTION_GUIDE.md for deployment solutions

📝 Documentation Structure

All documentation files are organized by category and purpose:

  • Feature Documentation: Explains specific application features
  • Technical Guides: Implementation details and technical information
  • Deployment Guides: Setup and deployment instructions
  • Troubleshooting: Common issues and their solutions
  • Project Guidelines: Community and contribution guidelines

🤝 Contributing to Documentation

If you find errors or want to improve the documentation:

  1. Check the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines
  2. Make your changes
  3. Submit a pull request

Good documentation helps everyone use and contribute to the project effectively!