About Daily Dev Habit

Code is Temporary. Context is Forever

We build complex systems every day, but we often forget the decisions that led us there. Daily Dev Habit bridges the gap between the code we write and the stories behind it.

Who Is This For?

For the Agency Manager:

“The Standardization Problem” You have five developers working on five different projects. One sends updates via email, one via Slack, and one forgets to send them at all. The formats are messy, and compiling a “End of Week” report for the client takes hours.

• The DDH Fix: Daily Dev Habit lives inside the WordPress Admin dashboard. It forces a standardized structure (Questions & Answers) that you define. You get clean, uniform data that is easy to aggregate and share.

For the Local Developer:

“The Context Trap” You are building a custom plugin. You work on it for a week, then get pulled away to another project. When you come back a month later, you stare at your own code and ask, “Why did I structure the API calls like this?”

• The DDH Fix: By logging your “Key Decisions” and “Friction Points” every day, you create a breadcrumb trail for your future self. Syncing these logs to GitHub means your documentation survives even if you delete the local WordPress installation.

About This Site

Daily Dev Habit is more than just a WordPress plugin. It is an experiment in Engineering Telemetry.

This website (dailydevhabit.com) serves as the official home for the plugin. Here you will find:

• Documentation (/docs/): Detailed logs and updates documenting the plugin’s own development process (“dogfooding”).
• Live Demo (/demo/): An interactive demonstration allowing you to experience the plugin’s workflow without installation.
• Support (/support/): Resources and contact information for help with the plugin.

Daily Dev Habit is a free, open-source project built in public. You can follow its development and contribute on GitHub.