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Did you try Tomato.es[1] to track your pomodoros? I'd like to get feedbacks from GTD gurus. About music I warmly recommend musicForProgramming();[2] [1] http:
by potomak 14y ago
Did you try Tomato.es[1] to track your pomodoros? I'd like to get feedbacks from GTD gurus.
About music I warmly recommend musicForProgramming();[2]
[1] http://tomato.es http://tomato.es
[2] http://musicforprogramming.net http://musicforprogramming.net
- gbeeson 14y agoI've used Tomato.es for quite some time now (relatively speaking) and have found it 'better' for my flow than pen and paper/mechanical timer (though I have one as well).
- jlengrand 14y agoI started with a mechanical timer also (mainly to get away from any device that could distract me), but stopped because it was noisy. I solved the problem by switching notifications off in my phone during work hours.
- jlengrand 14y agoDidn't know about tomato.es, but it seems like a cool tool. I used to use an equivalent, but stopped because I try to stay away from my browser when working (to avoid ending on youtube, or here . . . :)). I actually use pomodroido (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.artifix.pomodroido.free&hl=en https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.artifix.po...). As I set up my phone to not receive notifications at work, this is the only thing that makes my phone vibrate :). Thx for the link concerning the music. I think I tried it some time ago, but found it to "relaxing". I'll give it a new shot :)
- coreymaass 14y agoA little plug for http://timerdoro.com http://timerdoro.com, too. I built it so you can run multiple timers, at the same time.
- mertd 14y agoWhat is the utility of multiple timers? Isn't the point of pomodoro method to stay focused on one thing for a bite sized period of time?