and here is a video tutorial of how to use ChronosManager https://youtu.be/up9cW79S-jA
"That's one fancy looking UI. Well done. The glow effect is really nice, as are the seconds LEDs and the embossing." Thanks this was my very first custom GUI graphics so I was learning how to make those things (I had no idea how to make glow with blender when I started or how to animate those leds circularly without creating them one by one) as I was learning Morphic. "I was somewhat confused by the enabling/disabling of the stopwatch" Yeah you are not the only one, but these are the challanges of GUI , to create something that makes sense not only to me , but to other users too. Again an area I have a lot to learn. " In the pomodoro timer I use you can enter a description of where you are working on. Do you plan to add something like that?" I am planning a lot of things for this tool, its not a v 0.1 out of coincidence afterall ;) Descriptions of tasks are one of the things others are 1) Calendar where you can view completed tasks, weekly , monthly and yearly. That also means the addition not only of daily goals, but also monthly and yearly goals. 2) the ability to rate your performance for each task 3) Roassal graphs that show your progress in your work of completing the tasks and the quality of your work compared to your ratings 4) A reward sytem working like an RPG level up system which tracks your progress 5) export your stats to a JSON format that can easily be imported in other images so you dont lose your progress 6) share your progress with others and collaborate on same tasks via google calendar 7) Improving the GUI and offering alternative skins and GUIs to fit the preferences of users 8) the ability to fire up multiple timers at the same time and control them from a single GUI 9) Sharing your tasks with others without leaving the image 10) Alert sounds for breaks 11) Better re-sizing ability that does not rely on halos 12) much more "I noticed you're performing actions on mouse down not up." for me its feels more natural for the button to act when pressed than when its released, does that create any issues with pharo ? On Tue, Nov 17, 2015 at 10:30 PM Stephan Eggermont <step...@stack.nl> wrote: > That's one fancy looking UI. Well done. > > The glow effect is really nice, as are the seconds LEDs and the embossing. > > I was somewhat confused by the enabling/disabling of the stopwatch > > In the pomodoro timer I use you can enter a description of where you are > working on. Do you plan to add something like that? > > I noticed you're performing actions on mouse down not up. > > Stephan > > >
