There are a bunch of pomodoro apps out there. Why in hell would you develop another one? Well the reason is simple: This app was made as part of the MoureDev's (by Brais Moure) awesome community Monthly Challenge (April 22')
This challenge gave me the opportunity of develop some skills, both at the coding and designing levels. So, you will find:
- Neumorphic Styling -> This app is for you to concentrate. I don't want the colors and shapes to distract you. Thus, I think neumorphism is a great fit.
- Native UX -> Taking into account this is a natively developed app, I decided to constrain myself to the native experience as much as I could. This is why I have used sheets, native navigation, edit buttons for deleting items in rows...
- SwiftUI -> New boy in the block. I am enjoying a lot the learning process.
- Combine -> Used for building smarter timers.
- CoreData -> Persistence the powerful way. Used for storing your sessions details.
- UserDefaults and Codable -> For keeping track of your settings.
- Counter's Arc doesn't resize properly when it is needed to shrink (iPhone SE / iPhone 8)
- Achieve automatic scrolling titles when task names are longer than available space (teleprompter effect)
- Dark mode
- Multiple Device history synchro via CloudKit
- MacOS support
