jameshoughton
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Comment · 1 year ago
Comment · 1 year ago
Tags work for more general categories, I was thinking at a more granular level e.g.
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Time entries
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Ticket 123 - 0.5hrs
Stand up - 0.25hrs
Ticket 123 - 1.25hrs
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Total time
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Ticket 123 - 1.75hrs
Stand up - 0.25hrs
I guess you could achieve this with tags but you would potentially end up with lots of tags to manage!
Comment · 1 year ago
Very nice, well done! I built something similar (although with far fewer features): https://jameswhoughton.github.io/timetracker/
Some suggestions:
- Have the option to round the times when reporting (for example, at my work we log in 15m increments).
- Have the option to see the combined total grouped by description/tag, e.g. if I'm working on a ticket ABC-123 and I log multiple entries throughout the day, it would be nice to see the total time spent on the ticket without having to manually calculate.
- It could also be useful to add a button to copy the description/tags, for example if you needed to transfer your times to an internal system.
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I'm a seasoned PHP developer with 10 years of experience, looking to move into a more Go-specific role.