1. Focuslist: Pomodoro Timer 1 0 11 0
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Distraction... Begone!!

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Wednesday, July 1, 2009 Pomodoro Timer 1.0 Released Pomodoro Timer, a software tool to mimic the usage of Pomodoro Timer (aka Kitchen Timer) for practicing Pomodoro Technique is released. Download FocusList: Focus Timer and enjoy it on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. ‎# Simplest Pomodoro app that sync with Mac in real-time (visit focuslist.co) # Get more DEEP WORK done. FocusList is your one app to plan the day and be more productive using 25 minutes intervals, timeboxing and retrospective. Download this app from Microsoft Store for Windows 10, Windows 10 Mobile, Windows 10 Team (Surface Hub). See screenshots, read the latest customer reviews, and compare ratings for Focus 10. Avoid procrastination and work slump by utilizing the Pomodoro technique and Tomighty timer to create a smooth and efficient workflow for your tasks. PomodoroTimer v1.0. Basically this add-on helps you to follow the Pomodoro method, start the timer and do you work on the net for 25 Minutes, after it passes an auditory icon will occur to allow you to know your session is complete. And will start the relax period.

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Focuslist: Pomodoro Timer 1 0 11 0

I have decided to create an Arduino Pomodoro Timer for my individual project for this term. The reason is, this contemporary digital world which we all live in, distracts us all, while time flies by in an instance as well. This is especially for high school and university students. Science has proven that this Pomodoro technique, well for some, increases their overall productivity rate in a certain succinct time period. This idea, brought to us by Francesco Cilliro in the near ends of the 1980s, basically is a technique which breaks up a person’s overall time, and splits it into short intervals, originally 25 minutes.

Every ‘pomodoro’ completed there is a 5-minute break, as a reward. This way, the student, or whoever is using it, can have motivation in being productive in that time period as they already know that they have another short interval, just for their own break. It can be used in many different situations such as for someone studying, reading a book, playing a game, tidying up a room all the way to like exercising. I believe that with my small interpretation of this Pomodoro technique, I will be able to bring more motivation and dedication into our busy lives.

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IF Phase0 THEN

Check IF button has been pressed1

IF yes, change the interval to 1500000 then continue on

IF no, continue on

IF the currentMills minus the PreviousMills is greater than the interval, then set previous to current

Then IF the LEDs are set LOW, then change the ledstate to high and ledstate to red then result with digital white interval

Otherwise, continue onto digital white interval

ELSE

IF button pressed1 then change interval to 420000 and else, check if the currentMills-PreviousMills is greater than interval

If yes then set previous to current then check whether led red was high, if it was, then make led red into low or otherwise set led red to high and led white to low

Focuslist: Pomodoro Timer 1 0 110

Either way, set the digital white and red intervals to 300000 and button state to 1 and phase to 0

ALTOGETHER

IF timeleft is less than 120000 then turn digital write yellow high and turn pressed = 0

ELSE digital write yellow low then turn pressed = 0

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Shervin Shahbazi

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• The idea by Amal Matthew

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