I read a post by Joshua Kerievsky about 'Limited Red Time' Link
His org. Industrial Logic as part of a training module, has a screen where you upload an archive. In return, the screen shows you a graph of how much time were you in the red state vs the green state. It also hooks up with Resharper and annotates points at which the specific refactorings were performed.
The resulting graph gives some vital insights to self-assess your skills/behavior. e.g. I am myself guilty of getting into a red state and not giving in to a revert+retry, instead hacking away at it for a few ho开发者_如何学JAVAurs before I get it to green (if I am lucky).
From my limited exposure, it looks to be proprietary. Is there such a visualization plugin for Visual Studio that is available ?
You could try looking at Beacons, a VS 2010 extension which shows you detailed information about your testing session. A demo of it can be found here.
Must admit that I´ve not used this myself, as I only found out about it the other day whilst on holiday. But it looks promising enough, and it's free.
http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/B5EC8514-E251-41D2-8728-C1D0F5FD067D is an extension that builds timesheets based on your TFS activities... possibly you could set it up to support this? Of course if you're not using TFS then I doubt it would work.
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