PyWeek - How much time do you take?

I am curious to know how much time people spend on their entries. So far this week I've managed around 30 minutes each morning, plus an average of around 2-3 hours each night and maybe 30 minutes at lunchtime (such as now - very late lunch). Progress has been less than stellar ... but at least it has been progress.

— Marlow on 2006/09/08 14:45 of Sleight of Python

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By fydo on 2006/09/08 19:58:

I only got about an hour's sleep last night ;)

Though I can't completely blame pyweek for that, I did spend some time learning how to use a mod tracker.

By CrazyPyro on 2006/09/08 20:22:

Almost none. (Work, finding new apartment, etc.) I'm gonna pull it all out of thin air tonight once I get home from work. Well, that's the plan anyway... ;)

By Ron on 2006/09/08 20:53:

Approximately 3x6 hours. Didn't have to write 2d opengl stuff, pygext handled it quite well. (As a remark: by now, I don't really like pygext. It has static functions, and handles things on class-level, not on object-level (for example, I can't create a parametered particle system class, and then pass an instance for pygext to handle.. instead, i pass a class name, and it instantiates it.. And don't really like the magic function names, also.. truly easy beginning, but more complex stuff is harder to implement)

By DrPetter on 2006/09/08 21:30:

I've been very lax so far, spent maybe 5 hours learning python earlier this week and 3-4 hours coding today. I expect to put in a ton of work tomorrow though as the deadline starts looming.