v1tzor/TimePlanner

TimePlanner is an Android time-tracking and planning application that allows users to manage tasks, categories, and templates with detailed analytics. The system provides features for editing tasks with reminders and recurring schedules, viewing workload and category statistics through charts, and configuring app settings. It is built on a modern Android architecture using Compose and the Decompose library for state management and navigation.

The project underwent a comprehensive architectural refactoring, migrating the codebase to a Decompose and Compose-based state management pattern across all features. This period saw the removal of legacy screen models and data sources, replaced by new domain interactors, UI models, and reactive state handling. Additionally, the build system was modernized with Gradle Version Catalogs, and unit tests were added to cover the new logic.

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This period focused on restructuring the application's core domain layer and migrating features to a new architecture based on Decompose and ComposeStore. The team refactored domain entities, established feature APIs, and updated platform-specific build variants for crash reporting.

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