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I'd also want to integrate notes & TODO - but also time-tracking, i.e. the ability to "click" on any note/TODO and log time against it. Perhaps a TODO can be a
by metta2uall 5y ago
I'd also want to integrate notes & TODO - but also time-tracking, i.e. the ability to "click" on any note/TODO and log time against it. Perhaps a TODO can be a note with a tag like "#todo"/"#todo-important"/etc, and time-logs can be child notes..
- blackbear_ 5y agoYou can do this with Org-mode in emacs! It will look something like this: * project ** DONE investigation ... ** TODO implementation [2/3] DEADLINE: <2021-06-21 Mon> :LOGBOOK: CLOCK: [2021-06-17 Thu 13:30]--[2021-06-17 Thu 16:03] => 2:33 CLOCK: [2021-06-17 Thu 10:30]--[2021-06-17 Thu 13:04] => 2:34 :END: do X and Y, be careful about Z - [X] part 1 - [X] part 2 - [ ] part 3 And you can quickly show the time spent on each entry: #+BEGIN: clocktable :scope subtree :maxlevel 2 #+CAPTION: Clock summary at [2021-06-17 Thu 16:06] | Headline | Time | | |--------------------------+--------+------| | *Total time* | *7:40* | | |--------------------------+--------+------| | project | 7:40 | | | \_ investigation | | 2:33 | | \_ implementation [2/3] | | 5:07 | #+END: There are obviously all sorts of key shortcuts to manage this, see the wiki [1] for details. [1] https://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/manual/html_node/org/Clocking-Work-Time.html
- metta2uall 5y agoThanks! I've read before that org-mode is really featureful but what's holding me back is the time required to get proficient and smartphone support..