1DayLater - The Blog

An Update - “Analysis”

One of the core features of 1DayLater is being able to view your activities in a way that is easy to interpret and understand. This might be visualising time spent with clients, business miles or everyday expenses.

Alternatively it could be observing your day-to-day productivity by tracking time spent on tasks such as admin, finance, sales etc. This is the kind of thing I generally track, which you can see in my own analysis below.

I’m happy to give you a sneak peek into the first of our outputs, “Analysis”

There are clear benefits of being able to see your data in this graphical form. You know when you’re working too little on a job or if you’re working too hard! Or you can build up a good picture of your work/life balance.

At a glance you should be able to see where my weekend was, or the two days I was ill with a bug - and the subsequent drop in productivity that occured (spot the overall drop in height on the right hand side)

Our developers are now listening to the feedback of early testers and creating something which is truly beautiful to behold. I don’t think anyone works quite as hard as the 1DayLater developers to please our future customers - massive kudos and respect!

Speak soon

Paul

Morten Kombat! Security lockdown

The time has come to nail down the OAuth part of the 1DayLater API, which is coming along rather nicely. Morten Fangel, the veritable OAuth boffin is landing in bonny Newcastle on Monday and together we will take on this specialist task.

could you resist the temptation?

Being a hospitable bunch, he’s staying with me and Paul in the family home for a few nights, and we’ll no doubt subject the man to some highly cultural evenings… That is if Beer, Curries and a ragtag of good mates counts as cultural!

We’ll write about the social funtimes, and the technical progress next week. If anyone is interested in meeting Morten before buggers off back to Denmark, we’ll (probably) be free on Tuesday and Wednesday evening next week - get in touch!