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Measuring your progress in Web Development: why is it important and how to do it

As programming, and much of the knowledge work, is intangible, we need a way to improve the feedback on our effort. Using progress indicators is key.

Dec 29, 2021·5 min read·blog.damiandemasi.comUpdated Jan 15, 2022Read the article

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Damian Demasi

@colo-codes · Adelaide, Australia

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Web Developer - I switched careers in my 40s - Writer of web development blog posts - I love to share Notion templates

I’m a Web Developer based in Adelaide, Australia. Even though I have a Telecommunications Engineering degree and an MBA, coding is my passion and my new professional career focus. Developing applications for the web has become my drive.

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Nabilah Jamal

Apr 14, 2022

This is very helpful Damian! I just started using Clockify today :)

Damian Demasi

Apr 25, 2022

Thank you!

Cess

Jan 7, 2022

Great article. Is almost the same as using the pomodoro technique to get work done

It’s similar, but the main difference (and the most important one) is that you should keep a history of the time invested on a task. Pomodoro techniques don’t keep track of the previous “sprints”.

Eleftheria Batsou

Dec 30, 2021

I love time tracking 🤓 and the book Atomic Habits was an excellent read!

Have a great new year Damian Demasi.

Have a wonderful year you too, Eleftheria Batsou! 🎉

Damian Demasi

Jan 7, 2022

Cess

Jan 7, 2022

Yeah I understand

Damian Demasi

Dec 30, 2021