Toma-what?

Tomatinho! The Emacs pomodoro timer now on android! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tomatinho_mobile

How to play with it in the browser

1. Serve the pages (lein ring server-headless 3000)
2. Build automatically the javascript (lein cljsbuild auto prod)
3. Enable the timer in the init function of core.cljs

How to compile and run it in your phone

1. Build the .js files from the ClojureScript (lein cljsbuild once prod)
2. Link the resources directory to the assets directory (ls -s resources/public/ android/assets/www/)
3. Go to the android directory (cd android)
4. Plug your device, making sure you have: (1) USB debugging enabled on the phone (2) Android tools (such as adb)
5. Install it! (ant debug install)

To be done

• [ ] Advanced compilation mode
• [ ] Fast clicks, as in https://developers.google.com/mobile/articles/fast_buttons

External stuff

The app icon I got from iconicon.net, with the following license:

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