I'm trying to log my time via timer app (manually switching it on when I code). Plus I use an app which checks what apps I use every minute.
It turns out that:
- I barely can code for more than 4 hours per day
- I have max. 60% of "productive" time, which means that 60% of time apps like IDE are open. The rest goes to random stuff, like messaging/youtube etc.
So I'm curious. I know that there are tons of articles saying that you can't be productive all the day.
But what's in real life?
Are there any persons who can work, say, 8+ hours? I mean, really work, not be at office.
It turns out that:
- I barely can code for more than 4 hours per day
- I have max. 60% of "productive" time, which means that 60% of time apps like IDE are open. The rest goes to random stuff, like messaging/youtube etc.
So I'm curious. I know that there are tons of articles saying that you can't be productive all the day.
But what's in real life?
Are there any persons who can work, say, 8+ hours? I mean, really work, not be at office.