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Every application that I've worked on has had blind spots, or forgotten lands of code. Things like “how often do people actually use this feature?” …or… “does t
by ejs 2y ago
Every application that I've worked on has had blind spots, or forgotten lands of code. Things like “how often do people actually use this feature?” …or… “does this code still run every night?”.
I made something to track those things easily.
https://flexlogs.com https://flexlogs.com
And since it's Monday…
I've been working on a little project to be less overwhelmed and get more done each week. It's a super simple productivity idea that starts each week with a new (markdown) file.
https://carpeweekem.com https://carpeweekem.com
- matly 2y agoCarpeweekem looks like a really cool idea! I suppose you exclusively use it for goal tracking and not for ongoing/open To Dos, right? At least if you don't carry over stuff from last week?
- ejs 2y agoThanks! A bit of both, sometimes todos have to die I figure, so I just let them fall off the back.
- julius 2y agoAt first I thought you made a website that gives me an empty Markdown file. But I am glad I downloaded it its actually a pretty nice template. What are you personally doing with the yearly goals in that file. Are you copy and pasting them from last week, or are you typing them down everytime to re-iterate them (and possibly even modify) ?
- ejs 2y agoThanks for checking it out! Yeah, currently I am just copy/pasting the Yearly Goals section over. I want to eventually add a feature to allow someone signed up for the email to edit that part. Then someone could modify that goal section and have it correctly emailed each week.