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undefined method `Sanity` for #<EladMeidar::Developer:0x12e0670>
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Hi! My name is Elad Meider
I'm a Ruby on Rails addict, an entrepreneur, a CEO of a web and mobile application development firm in Fort Lauderdale, a Ruby on Rails contributor and a Rails Mentor.
This is my blog about Rails, ruby, javascript and world domination.
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GitProductive: See how productive exactly are you
Productivity is subjective, Everyone has their own tools that help them to remain productive, focused and on target. I for example try to use DailyGoals to get my daily todo lists on track, but i can’t keep up with updating as i should.
One of the best ways to measure how much work was done, is to actually see how much did you code, thinking about that, i turned to git log for some help and found out that you can get a list of changed/added lines in on your commits, git is so damn powerful that it even lets you to bound your search to a specific, natural language time frames (ex: “2 weeks ago”).
Now, the fun part. i created this tiny little Ruby program that displays exactly how much did you code, showing the number of commits and LOC inserted, and even shows a simple rate stat of your LOC/commits.
Here it is:
simply run ruby git_productive.rb <path_to_project_root>, might be nice to run is a rake task or a commit hook that sends you and your boss and email with your current code rate.
well, mine shows 120 lines since this morning, considering half of it is probably a plugin, i’d better get back to work and stop blogging.
as always, forks and suggestions are welcome.
ELAD ENV
| Variable | Value |
|---|---|
| GITHUB | |
| WWR | { :working_with_rails => 'http://www.workingwithrails.com/person/5844-elad-meidar' } |
| IRC | { 'irc.freenode.net' => [ '#rubyonrails', '#railsbridge', '#ruby', '#jquery' ]} |
| SKYPE | eladmeidar |
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