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This PR adds a new Tier 1 – Beginner project idea called Smart Study Timer.
The app allows students to use a Pomodoro-style timer and log study time by subject, helping them track focus and study habits.

Core Features

  • Create subjects or topics
  • Start a 25-minute study timer
  • Automatically save completed sessions under the selected subject
  • View total study time per subject
  • Edit or delete subjects

Bonus (Optional)

  • Customizable timer durations
  • Study progress graph (Chart.js)
  • Notification sound on timer completion
  • Daily/weekly study goals

Tech Notes

  • Storage: localStorage or simple backend for session history
  • Timer UI required

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  • Documentation
    • Added a beginner-friendly Smart Study Timer guide describing a Pomodoro-style study workflow with subject creation, start/stop timer, per-subject time tracking, and session history (daily/weekly). Covers saving sessions, viewing totals, resetting/deleting subjects, and optional features: custom intervals, progress graphs, notification sounds, goals, and implementation notes for local storage or backend.

Added documentation for the Smart Study Timer project, outlining its features, user stories, and resources.
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Adds a new beginner-level project spec for a Smart Study Timer: a Pomodoro-style app with subject creation, per-subject time tracking, session history, and optional enhancements like customizable timers, progress graphs, and notifications. (46 words)

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Projects/1-Beginner/Smart-Study-Timer.md
Adds a new Markdown file describing a beginner Smart Study Timer: Pomodoro-style timer, subject logging, per-subject time tracking, session history, user stories (create subjects, start/reset timer, save sessions, view totals), bonus features (custom timers, Chart.js graphs, notifications), and references.

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  • Documentation-only addition; no code or exported API changes.

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Poem

🐰 I tick and tock for study bright,

Subjects logged, sessions right,
Pomodoro beats keep focus near,
Charts and chimes to cheer the year—
Hop along, the timer's here! ⏱️✨

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Projects/1-Beginner/Smart-Study-Timer.md (2)

31-32: Add a link and context to the Example Projects entry.

The Example Projects section contains only one reference with minimal context and no URL. Consider adding a link for users to explore the example more easily.

Consider updating to:

 ## Example Projects
-- TomatoTimer (simple Pomodoro timer, but without session tracking)
+- [TomatoTimer](https://www.tomatotimers.com/) – Simple Pomodoro timer, but without session tracking

Alternatively, if no URL is readily available, consider describing what makes it a useful reference point for this project concept.


4-8: Minor: Reduce redundancy between Description and Purpose sections.

The "Description" (line 5) and "Purpose of the Application" (lines 7–8) convey similar information. Consider consolidating to streamline the document.

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1-32: Specification looks solid for a Tier 1 Beginner project.

The project idea is well-scoped with clear user stories, realistic resources, and thoughtfully tiered bonus features. The structure follows a logical flow and should provide good guidance to developers implementing this project.

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1-33: Well-structured project spec with clear user stories.

The project idea is clearly presented with concrete user stories, realistic bonus features, and helpful resources. The Markdown links in the "Useful Links and Resources" section are properly formatted (addressing the previous review feedback on bare URLs).

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