A unique task manager and to-do application written in Java. The project has no dependencies outside the standard library.
You're procrastinating. There's something you must do, but you just can't get started. You're not procrastinating due to a lack of motivation. You really want to complete the job. You're overwhelmed by the task and paralyzed as a result.
BabySteps is here to help. This task organizer lets you break down a job into tiny, bite size pieces. After assembling these subtasks, BabySteps let's you see only the simplest task.
For example, let's suppose you want to write a book. To write a book you need to form a plot, create some characters, write a draft, and publish the work. To form a plot, the author must create an introduction, a climax, and a resolution. An introduction should establish the setting, introduce the characters, and start the story. Notice how each job can be divided into smaller tasks?
Writing a book seems like an impossible undertaking. Splitting the task into BabySteps makes things much more manageable. This method also empowers and gives you a sense of achievement on your journey.
The architecture of BabySteps splits classes into two components: the
model and the user interface (or view). The model manages a B-tree of
tasks and their statuses. TaskModel specifically communicates with
the UI via the
observer pattern. The
UI presents the tasks to the user and interacts with the model through
a set of ActionListeners.