Pomodoro en GNOME 3

La técnica de pomodoro es una de las formas más conocidas de aumentar la productividad. Hay mucha información al respecto de está técnica y hay muchos artículos que la mencionan (algunos de estos):

• Aumenta tu concentración con la “Técnica Pomodoro”
• Usando La técnica Pomodoro para mejorar nuestra Productividad
• Técnica de Pomodoro en Wikipedia
• The Pomodoro Technique

Para los usuarios de GNOME 3, existe una extensión que es simple de instalar y utilizar.

Paso 1: Abrir un navegador (si eres fan de GNOME, quizas uses epiphany)

Paso 2: Ir a la página de la extensión Pomodoro

Paso 3: Activar la extensión

Paso 4: Configurar los parametros de la extensión a gusto del usuario

Paso 5: Empezar a prácticar la técnica

Happy productivity 🙂

GNOME Project Mallard Online – Weekly report #06

This is my weekly report # 06:

What I have done last week

• I was reviewing and checking the code of this rich text editors on JavaScript to see good examples how to do that to my project.
  • TinyMCE
  • CKEditor
  • Kupu
  • Xinha
  • openWYSIWYG
  • DSRTE
  • EditArea
  • BXE
• Began the code to transform text to Mallard Syntax.

What I will do this week

• Put a demo on my blog to translate content to Mallard Syntax.

Timeline

• My schedule

Issues

• Just thinking for the better way to produce a mallard syntax document

Cool Things

• Work with people at GNOME, for suggestions, code and friendship #FTW.

Regards 😀

GNOME Project Mallard Online – Weekly report #05

This is my weekly report # 05:

What I have done last week

• Still improving my skills on Django
• Enable the code repository at gitorious.org: Repository GNOME Project Mallard Online.

What I will do this week

• Start to create the Javascript Text Editor to translate content to Mallard Syntax, probably I will use TinyMCE to acomplish that.

Timeline

• My schedule

Issues

• I’m a little afraid for my code, I think that all is wrong. I think that is normal behaviour for the context. I don’t want ruin all.

Cool Things

• I’m learning a lot from Gitorious projects and Github Repositories, where I found a lot open source code for guidance and personal inspiration. Including one of my mentor: blinq

Cheers 🙂

GNOME Project Mallard Online – Weekly report #04

This is my weekly report # 04:

What I have done last week

• Still improving my skills on Django
• I was reading a lot of books about Django Projects, I found some interesting books:
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What I will do this week

• Finish the web interface according the schedule.
• Start to create the Javascript functions to translate content to Mallard Syntax

Timeline

• I’m just on time according to my schedule

Issues

• Little problems with Django, but nothing serious.

Cool Things

• I met cool people at IRC, great developers and friends at server:irc.gnome.org

Regards 🙂

GNOME Project Mallard Online – Weekly report #03

This is my weekly report # 03:

What I have done last week

• Improving my skills on Django

What I will do this week

• Finish the web interface
• Start to create the Javascript functions to translate content to Mallard Syntax

Timeline

• I’m still delay on my weekly reports, and I remade my project schedule

Issues

• I found new things to think, about data flow of my project.
• I found some system specs that I don’t know to develop them with Django.

Cool Things

• I got money from my University (for Visa and Food), if I get the sponsorship to GUADEC 2010.

Cheers 🙂

GNOME Project Mallard Online – Weekly report #02

This is my weekly report # 02:

What I have done last week

• Began to build web interface with Django
• Began to build the database, I used Dia to build logic diagrams.

What I will do this week

• Finish the web interface
• Start to create the Javascript functions to translate content to Mallard Syntax

Timeline

• I’m still delay on my weekly reports

Issues

• I have some troubles to build the interface with Python without a Framework. So I ask for suggestions to my mentor, and I decided to use Django.

Cool Things

• Dia is a good tool, to build diagrams, fast and simple. See some examples and links that are useful.

Cheers 🙂

GNOME Project Mallard Online – Weekly report #01

This is my weekly report #01:

What I have done last week

• Planning the simple and useful interfaces.
• Planning the data flow of the web application.
• Mockups about main interface (basic interfaces of simple user, maintainer and admin)

All mockups are here (PDF)

What I will do this week

• Build real interfaces based on the mockups

Timeline

• I’m late on my weekly report sorry for that

Issues

• I Spend a lot of time, figuring and making out the data flow and the simple and useful interfaces

Cool Things

• I found that using gomockingbird.com, could be easy, fast and good creating mockups. I can export the mockups to PDF and PNG. (Here is mallard-online at gomockingbird.com)

Kind regards 🙂