Mouser Android Code idea - pomodoro time

[kilele]

suggestion: pomodoro time management technique
there was a pdf out there by staffan noteberg which explained it well

[mouser]

if dc member ewemoa, who loves such things, comes back, i promise i will consider it seriously.

[kilele]

I may have a word with ewemoa? 
Thanks. I've found this somewhat useful in the past, at least to stop heavy procrastinating for a while. Never used it consistently though because timers may end up being overwhelming.

[mouser]

Ewemoa and I talked about this idea in the past, and the idea of making an android app using my listview-centric code skeleton that would let you create lots of different timers and easily select between them.

[TaoPhoenix]

Just to help people who don't know the term, here is the wiki page:

https://en.wikipedia...i/Pomodoro_Technique

It's basically chopping up stuff into task chunks and breaks, and I may fiddle a bit with it roughhand for a few days.

[GSz]

I know NANY is about new submissions, but there is a great android app out there that I've used (no affiliate to the app), if it's not against the rules, I'll be happy to post it here.

[mouser]

By all means, tell us about it. 

[GSz]

The best one I found is this one: Brain Focus

[camerb]

I've made my own set of scripts for handling my Pomodoro sessions throughout the day. I was considering posting them for this NANY, but they were a little too far from being distributable. I just saw this post today, but if you're really interested I might try to rush something out within the next couple of days. I took some inspiration from CherryTomato (beta/abandonware). Let me know if you're interested in seeing what I have for your Pom sessions.

[kilele]

@camerb
Yes please! Share with us your script. I got a bit scared when reading about your 'porn sessions' For some reason I saw a lovely R in your words.
I plan to try some other pom tools to see which work for me best. Ewemoa sent me a few links too