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Very cool. I've been keeping a plaintext worklog at the day job to help with time-tracking. Logging time in our system as I go is slow and painful, so I just w
by tc7 9y ago
Very cool.
I've been keeping a plaintext worklog at the day job to help with time-tracking. Logging time in our system as I go is slow and painful, so I just write it down daily and enter it all at end of week (month :|).
I have a file for each month (e.g. `2017-12-timelog`), it stays open all day, and I just prepend entries like:
Dec 1 Fri
9 - 10: emails/updates
- 11:30: BB-X10 make the list update async
- 3:30: hacker news
- 5: BB-X10 unit tests
I'm going to try jrnl for this use case -- feels like it'll be even simpler.