Is there a way to check in VS 2010 how much time did I spend on particular project? It's just I feel that I'm not working fast enough and seeing the actual time I spent would probably kick me in my ass and maybe I would speed up a bit.
Thanks.
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I don't track this explicitly, I have looming deadlines and customers/managers breathing down my neck to take care of this task for me. It's quite convenient ;-)
Chris O
2010-05-30 15:59:09
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Are you slow or are you spending time doing other stuff?
Something like manic time could help you, and since it tracks the windows by title it can also track how much time are you spending on a project.
garph0
2010-05-30 16:02:25
@garph0 Well it's hard to say really, because I spend let's say 2 hours every day on C++ (have to study something else aswell) and at the moment I'm working on class LINT which would be able to store any number and have every possible operation implemented but I'm second week on this task and the work it's about half done. (I'm a second year student)
There is nothing we can do
2010-05-30 16:06:17
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I created a small application just to track how much time I spend on the various projects at work.
It's really simple - it just asks me what am I doing every half an hour.
It's free, so why not check it out?
Loris
2010-05-30 16:07:11
@Loris I've downloaded your app. Looking quite nice. Hope it will work as intended. Thanks
There is nothing we can do
2010-05-30 16:14:52
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VSTime may be of interest to you, it will go beyond time in projects and keep track of time spent debugging, editing, etc.
More details: http://daveswersky.com/2009/11/30/its-alive-vstime/
John Rasch
2010-05-30 16:09:17