remotemobprogramming / timer

A team timer for mob.sh.

https://timer.mob.sh

MIT License

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Ideas for new features #7

Open simonharrer opened 2 years ago

simonharrer commented 2 years ago

in room screen

add a link to this repo in the website to encourage contributions
automatically detect the participants, and put them in a list ordered alphabetically (or ordered according to determined order)
show number of connections to this room somewhere on the screen
compute the time to next turn (avg, min, max) and show this
show a chart of the distribution of the timers and breaks (x axes are the minutes and y axes the count)
show a chart with timer usages on a world map
show a chart with timer started occurrences in a weekly schedule (like github weekly contributions)
automate the deploy pipeline, so @simonharrer doesn't have to do this manually on his machine only

Pipo93 commented 1 year ago

It would be nice to have a setting for scheduling breaks after x minutes (not interrupting the current turn)

mpgoodwin-wsa commented 1 year ago

[Edit] Arrgh, this should have been in the mob github, but anyway, it would still require some integration with the timer too.

It would be nice with some command line option for following the current head of the mob.

> mob join

> mob pull

These would both check out the mob branch. Perhaps the pull version would get to remote head, whereas the mob join just checks out the current branch... Perhaps there is only need for one.

This allows all mob participants to be on the same page when the "baton" passes round the circle. It could also tell the timer who is in, and allow some sort of round robin rather than basing it on the git history.

jamesobrooks commented 5 months ago

Goal tracking would be cool. Maybe eventually with an accompanying change to /mob that would allow a command like mob goals --add "Make the thing more better"

Edit:

I see that there is an open PR for this. https://github.com/remotemobprogramming/timer/pull/39