This page is for the Visual Novel I'm currently working on called "Where is this going?". More details here: [ main page ]
It shows when updates have been applied to the project... and vagely indicates how development is going.
Basically I'm using a program called Git to backup all the project's files and record any changes.
This program can output a log showing the commits I've made along with it's timestamp and associated commit message.
I've written a command on my computer that takes the raw logs and uploads it directly to this page.
This page is not updated in real time. As mentioned above, I have to manually trigger that action.
The timestamps are recorded when a commit is made, but commits may not be made directly after some work is completed.
The frequency of commits is not an accurate indicator of the amount of work being done. A commit could contain a large amount of changes, or it could just be a few lines that I forgot to add to a file.
The size and content of a commit message is not an accurate indicator of work done either. Sometimes I'm just exhausted after doing a lot of work and won't bother with a detailed message, sometimes a commit could contain a wide variety of fairly small changes.
The commit messages can contain hints and spoilers.