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I just make mine super vague. I put in the number of hours I was in the office, and I summarize most days with some variation on "Made improvements and bug fixe
by _bxg1 8y ago
I just make mine super vague. I put in the number of hours I was in the office, and I summarize most days with some variation on "Made improvements and bug fixes". That's the only way I can spend time doing anything other than actively writing code without stressing out about it.
- welder 8y agoSounds like WakaTime can help you. It's an automatic time tracker for programmers, but the part you would like: It shows when you started and stopped working for the day. An example chart: https://wakatime.com/blog/27-fill-the-gaps-in-your-coding-activity https://wakatime.com/blog/27-fill-the-gaps-in-your-coding-ac...
- _bxg1 8y agoI just look at the clock when I arrive, round to the nearest quarter hour, and unless there's something pressing I leave 8 hour later