Open Source JavaScript Countdown Timers

Marinara is a time management assistant for Chrome that follows the Pomodoro Technique. Pomodoro® and The Pomodoro Technique® are trademarks of Francesco Cirillo. Marinara is not affiliated or associated with or endorsed by Pomodoro®, The Pomodoro Technique®, or Francesco Cirillo. Configurable timer durations. Desktop & tab notifications. Audio notifications with over 20 sounds. Ticking timer sounds. Scheduled automatic timers. Open-source software. Currently, Marinara is configured for developers working and packaging releases on Mac OS. Support for Linux or Windows is welcome. Marinara uses the system ruby and makes tools to build releases. This will produce a packaged extension ready for uploading to the Chrome Web Store in the root directory of the project.

Two programs, one in Java and one in Javascript, which display a configurable graphical countdown timer on a computer. Useful for testing situations and short-range anticipated events.

Oink is a simple php page that exports many useful php functions to a simple web interface. It also includes tools such as a JavaScript countdown timer. Oink is designed for the smart and lazy.

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