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Live Coding Project: Create a Pomodoro Clock using Vue.js - with Gwen Faraday

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Watch live as Gwen Faraday uses Vue.js to create a Pomodoro Clock. Git Repo for the project: https://github.com/gwenf/freecodecamp-projects-vue Jay: Thanks for the course! One thing I would suggest (I'm at 55 minutes presently) is that perhaps for the display minutes and seconds methods that you return the values with a padStart() function. This would automatically pad zeros on to the display string for minutes or numbers so you could do something like: return (totalSeconds % 60).toString().padStart(2, '0'). This makes it much easier since it's an in-built method on the String object. ;)
Date: 2022-03-14

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Gthefray
This is fun, thank you Gwen! I'm currently working on my own Pomodoro Clock following this. It's definitely a lot of fun choosing the design with Vuetify. Never used it before but like it already :)
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