There is a cool android app to check the stats:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.geekapps.codetrack
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Nicd
https://twitter.com/code_stats/status/1013229785139548160
2.0 was released just now. It has a new UI, new graphs, Elm was replaced with RE:DOM, it has a GraphQL API written with Absinthe, and finally Distillery releases! It’s also a big quality of life upgrade on the backend so hopefully new releases should be much easier to make from this point forward. Still totally free to use!
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cmkarlsson
Nicd
In the end it was about productivity. Elm was interesting and new but I was very slow with it. As I have limited time to work on this project, I went with a more pragmatic solution. I have been thinking of looking at ReasonML though, at least for some project.
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Nicd
6 years on, Code::Stats is still there and being updated. I just pushed release 2.3.0 (and 2.3.1 to fix issues) that has “flow state” tracking that tries to measure how much time you spent in a coding flow, i.e. a very focused state.
The profile page was rewritten in Phoenix LiveView, so I don’t have to spend time writing APIs and duplicate code for the frontend live updates. It was a great feeling getting to delete all those JS files! Chart.js still remains for rendering a couple of more complex charts. You can see the new profile page here: Nicd – Code::Stats
This version also birthed one Hex package, to get colours of programming languages to display in the charts: LanguageColours - Get colours for programming languages
Everything is still (and will be!) open source, so feel free to check it out. But of course it has been evolving for 6 years now and I was a much worse Elixir programmer back then, so it’s a mish mash of different styles and different experiments… 
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