LOOKING FOR A NEW DEVELOPER
OpenPomo is looking for a new maintainer / developer.
See http://task3.cc/projects/openpomo for more information.
README
Pomodroid is a Java/Android application that interacts with a Trac
system, retrieves developer’s tasks and lets him work following the
basic rules of the Pomodoro technique. Pomodroid focuses on basic
features of the technique. It does not focus on advanced techniques,
such as the prediction of the number of Pomodoros needed for an activity.
ATTENTION: version 0.x is more_recent than unibz-1.0
Initial reading
Pomodroid is for any Android device using Android >= 1.6.
It has been tested on a Nexus One phone. The source code contains all
the needed dependencies, which are:
- Android-xmlrpc (http://code.google.com/p/android-xmlrpc/), modified
to suits our needs - Db40 (http://db4o.com), used instead of SQLite, for playing with an
object-oriented database
Trac
Right now it is only possible to download issues from a single Trac
system that must have/use:
- XML-RPC plugin (http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/XmlRpcPlugin) installed
- HTTP BASIC AUTH access (may either be on HTTP or HTTPS) on /xmlrpc
location
Project Status
Pomodroid has been developed for the Advanced Internet Technologies
course at the Free University Of Bolzano by Daniel Graziotin and
Thomas Schievenin. We decided to release it under the GPLv3 license
and host the code on Github. Everybody is free to contribute and join
the project.
The original project also included modules for metrics gathering and
sending to a Unibz metric system using XML-RPC.
The system is called Prom. We are actually cleaning the code the remove
every Prom reference. In any case, no metrics are actually sent.
Look at the code if you don’t trust us :) If you just see any reference
to Prom in the program, just ignore it. It will be cleaned up.
The metrics are actually gathered and stored in the database,
but there are no operations on them.
We are planning to reuse these metrics to build
some nice statistics for the user.