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I made a logger web app that I run locally that allows me maintain logs, visually grouped by day, and with an arbitrary number of extra fields per log (so, 'moo
by mercer 9y ago
I made a logger web app that I run locally that allows me maintain logs, visually grouped by day, and with an arbitrary number of extra fields per log (so, 'mood' for my journal log, 'minutes' and 'tags' for my various client logs, just 'tags' for my code experiment log, etc.).
In the web interface I can simply append something to the /logs/ url, so usually for a new work project I'll go to the /logs/work-<clientname> url and start keeping track of things.
Making a nice visualization of all this is high on my list of things to build, but even just scrolling back through the various logs has been extremely valuable to me. Especially for projects that have a lot of downtime (I'm a freelancer).