Credits¶
Pomorodo Desktop is designed and built by M. Abbas Jhanjhi.
This is an independent, personal project - not affiliated with any company.
App assets & references¶
Resources used while building the application itself:
| Resource | Used for |
|---|---|
| Pomodoro app tutorial | Base walkthrough this project started from |
| work_faster assets (lovesulei) | Partial UI assets |
| Idle GIF | Idle-state animation |
| Work GIF | Work-state animation |
Documentation site credits¶
This docs site (the docs/ folder + mkdocs.yml you're looking at right now)
was assembled by taking specific, deliberate pieces from a handful of existing
open-source project sites rather than cloning any single one of them. Recorded
here as a template - fill in the "used for" column with specifics if you swap
or add references later.
| Project | License | What was used |
|---|---|---|
| Material for MkDocs (squidfunk) | MIT | The whole theme/framework this site runs on - static-site generator, the light/dark palette toggle, the repo-stats header card, instant navigation. |
| FastAPI docs (tiangolo) | MIT | Reference for organizing a small multi-page doc set (Home / Install / reference pages) and using the theme's built-in GitHub repo link instead of a custom badge row. |
| Starlette docs (encode) | MIT | Reference for keeping a single-maintainer project's docs deliberately plain - no landing-page marketing, straight into content. |
| GitHub Primer design system | MIT | Colour tokens, border radius, and the system-font stack in docs/stylesheets/extra.css, so the site reads like a GitHub repo page rather than a themed doc site. |
None of these projects' code was copied - mkdocs.yml and docs/stylesheets/extra.css
were written for this repo, informed by patterns visible in the sites above.
Their own licenses (all MIT) are linked next to each entry.
Tooling¶
- MkDocs - static site generator.
- Material for MkDocs - theme.
Keeping this template up to date
If more open-source references get pulled in later, add a row above with the project, its license, and the specific thing borrowed (a layout idea, a color token, a plugin config) - not just a link. That's what makes this table useful as a template instead of a link dump.