v-marinkov
commented
9 months ago I agree that integrating a calendar will dilute the product, leading to tasks, and suddenly it has morphed to a yet-another project management tool.
What I do miss related to a calendar is something like the GitHub contributions activity heatmap. For instance:
- https://github.com/wa0x6e/cal-heatmap
- https://github.com/nikolaydubina/calendarheatmap
- https://github.com/g1eb/calendar-heatmap
create such heatmaps from similar data to the one from TimeTagger, but they do not support displaying the descriptions of the records on a given day on hover - only the total time.
The current TimeTagger design is amazing in its own right, but a yearly heatmap has the advantage of displaying yearly, quarterly, monthly, weekly, and daily information all together. Tags won't be displayed all at once like at present, but the displayed time tracked information could be changed from a total time to some combination of filters by tags (similar to the existing functionality)
This could be a very useful visualisation addition to TimeTagger perhaps in a different page/report, thus preserving the main functionality and design.
almarklein
k12ish
It has been suggested to include a calendar in TimeTagger: "By incorporating a calendar, users would have a clear overview of their scheduled tasks, appointments, and events, allowing for better time management and planning."
I am hesitant to this idea. This actually was the motivation to write this: https://timetagger.app/articles/featurecreep/, which explains the risks of adding big features like a calendar. An additional risk to avoid for a calendar, is that users will get multiple places where events are managed. So if anything, a solution should probably be found in the direction of a Caldav integration.
I still made an issue for it, to provide a place to discuss. I would in particular want to hear what your underlying problem is that you think a calendar might solve.