Hi Michael,
I agree looking at that bar with a fresh set of eyes it is confusing!
What it's actually saying is you are on level 4 which is something like 220 points, but you need 109 points (330 - 221) to get to the next level.
So it should say something like 1/109.
I will fix this up.
Cheers,
- Paul
length emailaddress
When I was editting my password, I noticed that my emailaddress was missing one character. After changing it, it's still missing one character. My emailadress has a total length of 21 characters, so maybe the database field is only 20 characters long?
Hi Peter,
Thanks for reporting the issue, I have done some tests and seem to be able to add email addresses longer than that. Can you please email me your address to paul@codeivate.com and I will check it out further.
Cheers,
Paul
Bigger level ladder
Instead of the 22 level thing use a popular level tier that's proven to successfully motivate people to play it like WoW's 1 to 80. If it takes forever to get to level 3 it kinda makes you feel like "meh".
Hi Michael,
Funny you should mention WOW the levelling on the site is currently based on that but maybe not in the way you are expecting.
The levelling at the moment is a combination of the 10,000 hour philosophy and the WOW levelling system (from 1-80)
From what I have read it takes about 10,000 hours to become a master in any skill so based on some initial research I did, level 70 should equate to roughly 10,000 hours of coding. Also levelling is non linear so each level requires more time/effort to get to than the previous one.
At the moment you the yellow bars / points on the user summary i.e. http://www.codeivate.com/users/jbrooksuk show you how many points you have earned today towards the next level(s) and when logged in you should see a rough E.T.A on the top right towards your next overall level up. The points gained today/overtime is definitely an area I would like to improve upon to give users a better sense of achievement.
I may need to tweak the levelling system once I get more data though...
Cheers,
- Paul
power languages incorrect
I believe power languages are incorrect:
http://www.codeivate.com/users/ptish
Currently, it says that my power languages are PHP, Javascript and Shell-Unix. Well, if you look at the meters, that's correct. However, my "plain" is level 1 and is basically higher then javascript.
Or is stuff like plain automatically downgraded?
Hi Peter,
Sorry about the delay in replying.
At the moment "power languages" are made up of your top 5 languages excluding Plain, this is because the earlier versions of the plugin picked up alot of stuff as Plain.
This should be a bit better now. Although if you create a new tab and start typing without either choosing a language on the bottom right or saving it Sublime will think it is Plain.
Cheers,
- Paul
Plain Text Issue
Widgit version of Summary page.
Something I can tuck into the corner of my screen and see my points building to encourage me to do just a little more every time I look at it.
Hi Joshua,
Thanks for the idea. I will investigate some ways of doing this.
Cheers,
- Paul
Suggestion
I was thinking it would be awesome if codeivate could report on how much of the total coding time was spent on specific projects (maybe it could pick up the name of the root folder of the project)
Keep up the good work!
Most typed keywords
Might be good to see what inbuilt methods are being used more frequent then others. Would then also all a calculation to see how much (as a percentage) of a chosen languages inbuilt methods/functions you use.
Profile not updating
Hi,
I have a problem my profle is no longer updating (since 18-06-2013).
Setup: sublime3 nightly 3043 and git pull is up2date - running on archlinux.
Any ideas?
Profile:
www.codeivate.com/users/ghostface
Console log:
{'success': ['great success! [50|156033993323]']}
{'success': ['great success! [10|156033993323]']}
posting data for Plain
{'success': ['great success! [50|156033993323]']}
posting data for Plain
{'success': ['great success! [50|156033993323]']}
posting data for Plain
{'success': ['great success! [50|156033993323]']}
posting data for Plain
{'success': ['great success! [50|156033993323]']}
streak ended!
posting data for PHP
message :streak ended 7.7 mins PHP
icon base :--icon=/home/christoph/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/codeivate-st/codeivated/icons/32x32/
{'success': ['great success! [2|156033993323]']}
posting data for PHP
{'success': ['great success! [29|156033993323]']}
posting data for PHP
{'success': ['great success! [50|156033993323]']}
streak ended!
posting data for Plain
message :streak ended 1.3166666666666667 mins Plain
icon base :--icon=/home/christoph/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/codeivate-st/codeivated/icons/32x32/
{'success': ['great success! [24|156033993323]']}
posting data for Plain
{'success': ['great success! [26|156033993323]']}
Hi Ghostface,
Thanks for pointing that out! none of your data was lost. Turns out there was a bug in my Mongo caching layer due to a recent update, this seems to have affected everyone.
I have started rebuilding the cache. But you should start seeing the new data now.
Cheers,
- Paul
RemoteStorage plugin ?
I think adding RemoteStorage http://remotestorage.io/ as a backend for user data would allow a much greater variety of use cases.
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