The "Pomodoro" technique is based on the following article.

• Technologies Used
• Deployment
• Tests

The front-end is built with AngularJS and SCSS (compiled with gulp). Most of the design elements were created using the Angular UI Bootstrap package, and the timer is built with angular-timer. All of the data and the timer are organized into one page, and the user can organize individual tasks into separate inboxes.

The back-end is built with Node.js and MongoDB. Given the limitations of time for this short-term project, I chose to use technologies that are most familiar to me, but I would've considered using a simple RDBMS-type database like SQLite, given the relationship between the "Inbox", "Task", and "User" models.

Open the application here.

Tests are written for Mocha.js. To run the test suite, run the following commands:

npm install

then:

gulp testServerJS

I hope you enjoy using the application - if you have any questions, pleaset feel free to ask me!