Spider Focus
A simple and productive Pomodoro application
Multi-tasking vs context-switching
I found myself jumping from task to task, in a chaotic way, thinking that I'm doing multi-tasking. The bad news was that in almost every end of the day I could spot some small mistakes and things that could've be done better.
I decided I wanna quit multi-tasking and learn how to do context-switching.
The Pomodoro Technique, named after the Italian word for 'tomato,' is all about efficiency. Just like slicing a tomato, work is divided into short, focused sprints - typically 25 minutes.
After each 'Pomodoro', you reward yourself with a short break. It's a simple method designed to keep your focus sharp, enhance productivity, and maintain your mental well-being.
The right context-switching is done by taking a disconnection break (5-15m), after doing just one single thing, like a spider.
Why spiders? Well, they are the ultimate masters of focus and precision. Spiders concentrate on their prey, weaving intricate webs, and embody laser-sharp focus.
Having your must-do tasks in the order of their priority gives you more clarity and control over your time.
So, get ready to unleash your inner spider, and weave your path to success with precision and flair!
Technologies used:
- NextJS 13
- MaterialUI with emotion
- PWA
- formik
- yup