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Have you tried RescueTime? There is a free tier and the paid version has more fine-grained reports: http://rescuetime.com/ http://rescuetime.com/ Using Rescuet
by ArtDev 12y ago
Have you tried RescueTime? There is a free tier and the paid version has more fine-grained reports:
http://rescuetime.com/ http://rescuetime.com/
Using Rescuetime I am able to see how long I at the computer vs what I am actually getting done.
When I working on a client project, I track productive time as billable time (hint: create a goal for all productive time and use the calculated number).
I also have an alert for when I go over 30 minutes of "distracting" time. This applies to weekends too!
Flaking out then staying up late to finish your work.. join the the club! I noticed that I am like 3x as fast though, so it might be a good thing.
I think the answer is to just enjoy the day and work at night. That is my next experiment.
- gedrap 12y agoYes, discovered it last weekend! Interesting tool, it puts little pressure to work more because it sucks to see bad stats :) And yes, I noticed the same about the night. Most of my work gets done between 8pm-1am. Sometimes this is a problem because I am still doing degree at the uni and missed many morning lectures... But I guess it's the nature (plus the clients in the States, while I am in Europe). Although it feels pretty great to finish everything at 8pm and just playing around for the rest of the day.
- welder 12y agoOn a similar vein, you can use https://wakatime.com https://wakatime.com for detailed stats about your programming.