
Introducing MoonCode: an application that monitors you coding activity, powered by a VS Code extension with offline support
During the last months, I have being building an application called MoonCode to track my coding time, languages and projects I was working on. And let me visualize all that on a modern looking dashboard. In this article, I want to write about it, the features it currently has, how it works, why I built it and what I learned along the way. Presentation MoonCode is a platform tracking and giving you a summary of your coding activity: coding time, languages, files, all in one single place. To use it, you just need to install the VS Code extension, login, then everything is handled for you. Currently the project only supports VS Code as code editor. Website link: mooncode.cc MoonCode’s Features summary of your coding time, languages and projects per day, week, month, year, or any custom period support for most programming languages and files extensions. The extension automatically detects the language you are using the dashboard to visualize your data is local. It comes out of the box when
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