Pomodoro PWA built w/ Next.JS, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Framer Motion

This was a great project to practice working with time, user inputs and multiple themes. I chose to use React context for state management, because it's not a massive app and I didn't want to over-engineer it with redux or any other state management system. As I already mentioned in one of my previous projects, Tailwind makes it really easy to build multi-theme websites, and in general it simplifies styling of the page. The more I use TypeScript the more I understand how it's getting more popular day-by-day. As always, I wanted to add my personal touch to the project, so I added some sound effects to enhance the interactivity of the app. Also, this will actually help to know when the time's up (I won't spoil anything anymore, go experience it yourself). I also didn't change dials for number inputs and left it as browser defaults. Why? Because of inconsistency of the browsers, some browser won't even hide the default dials, so it becomes very annoying to interact with the app when there are 2 types of dials. Other than that, I loved this project a lot, hope you will too.

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