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enhancement
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good first issue
Good for newcomers
Why? 🤷♂️
I built the "original" MVP in ("Vanilla") JavaScript without any frameworks and using just "core" Node.js + PostgreSQL: https://github.com/nelsonic/time-mvp it worked and allowed me to showcase the MVP functionality. It was good practice writing the bare minimum code but it was not easy to extend and the tests left a lot to be desired. 🙄I consider that MVP very "rough" and not a good example for others to follow. It's more of a "hackathon" to get something to show others and use myself.
I feel that I can do much better in Phoenix and can even result in some re-useable code!
What? 💭
A tutorial/example of building a basic but functional Pomodoro Timer in Phoenix.
How? 🚧
Let's get to it!
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