【It's over】Please star my open-source project.

No, no, that was just testing the feature. I normally sub55.
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Oh, that’s pretty good too, AwA

Even though I can’t understand it and don’t need it, I still support you.

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Another strange app has been added


The interface is quite strange, and I’m not really sure how to use it.
The buttons aren’t displaying properly either…

Great project, I’ve already starred it.

Great resource

I strongly recommend optimizing the UI and UX design…

Thanks, star.

This kind of app isn’t unusual (unless you don’t play with Rubik’s Cubes, in which case you might be unfamiliar with it). Maybe I didn’t do a good enough job.

Could you take a screenshot of the strange part?

This button feels a bit strange.
It seems to be slightly misaligned (not exactly centered).
Is there a term for this? I’m not sure…
Also, I’m not sure if you could add a beginner’s guide (otherwise I really wouldn’t know how to use it…w)


It might also be because my device has a punch-hole display (near the top center),
so the layout feels quite disjointed…
I’d also like to see a bit more responsive design. Could you add a ready countdown before the timer starts? When I used it for the first time, I didn’t realize that the timer had already started…

I don’t have any plans to change the UI for now. I think it still looks okay… right?

Oh right, the elements inside are slightly too low. Thanks for the suggestion—I’ll release a fix in two weeks. (I’m a student with a tight schedule qwq)

As for a beginner’s guide, I don’t think it’s necessary. With this kind of timer, you can figure out how to use it in a minute or two, and anyone who solves Rubik’s Cubes should already be familiar with this type of timer, right? My logic is basically the same as that of mainstream timers. (There’s just one issue: it should start the inspection after you release the long press, but I implemented it incorrectly.)

My question is, shouldn’t the countdown start only after releasing it?

Fine then.

It takes some courage to open-source your very first native Android project. This timer, written in Kotlin and free of ads and network access, is already better than many similar apps on the market. Hope the star count keeps climbing!

Thanks. Btw, are you a real person?

:xhj001: is a real person

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Great project! Starred it

And I’m the tenth one! Haha

Thank you for sharing so selflessly~

Thanks, star~