ToDO List Maybe?

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cjlive
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ToDO List Maybe?

Post by cjlive »

G'Day Gents,

I currently looking for a good todo list software package. What is everyone using these days?

Maybe its possible to add a todo list into WeBuilder where you can view a overall list of all current projects and a option to view only the current project?

Cheers
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Post by syrupcore »

check out http://37signals.com/

some interesting stuff going on over there. they have one called Tadalist. Backpack has lists as well.

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Post by Karlis »

What is wrong with using text files, are they outdated? I use txt todo lists all the time.

Example:

Code: Select all

+ This one done
+ This as well
% Some work in progress
* Some work to be done
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Post by drjee »

keynote is a very good tool for to-do-lists (freeware)

but what about inetragtion a simple to do list (maybe with timeline) into the project manager

cheers, drjee
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Post by Bendis »

Does this help?

"ToDoList 4.5.12 - A simple and effective way to keep on top of your tasks."
http://www.codeproject.com/tools/ToDoList2.asp
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Post by drjee »

hi bendis,

this siftware looks really good. however, it would still be great to have something similar inside webeditor tied to the projects.

cheers, akj
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Post by Bendis »

I think know what you have in mind: Something like a "status button" for each file in a project, like "progress 50%, 75%; priority: low etc."?

Let Karlis finish the 2006 version first, before we surge Blumentals for so many additional features ;)
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Post by drjee »

yes, exactly, you open a project and get the status and warnings for tasks scheduled soon. when is the next version going to be released?
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Post by Bendis »

drjee wrote:When is the next version going to be released?
Read here: http://forums.blumentals.net/viewtopic.php?t=884

:)
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Post by Karlis »

I would not like (yet) to integrate todo in the editors, because I do not want them to become "everything but a kitchen sink". Probably some addon or small program that does the todo would be better solution.

The problem with adding everything is that it makes editor slow, and I am sure you do not want to see "Loading..." for 10 - 20 seconds on every startup as it happens with other editors.

What do you say?
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Post by Patrick »

See my post about customisation. This would be exactly one of those scripts I was on about. When someone wants to use it they can add it, if not then it doesn't has to be part of the program.

I see a lot of those tiny additions on this here requests forum which could be solved in this way..

(sorry for hijacking this thread btw ;))
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Post by biotech »

Going over WeBuilder 08 as potential main tool :- ) ...sorry to revive this old thread.
I vote for a simple integration of 'todo lists' at least per file-ideally per project as well.
E-text editor has done a great job of making a simple 'html like' linking to comments/todo's eg. \\TODO ....
See it right in the beginning of their the screencast: http://www.e-texteditor.com/

Maybe alternative would be to "show boomarks only" where user can place a bookmark next to a line of code/comment?
What do you guys say?
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Post by syrupcore »

first, thanks for searching and using the original post!

second, I'm with you. There are other todo list threads here where I felt the same way as karlis: use text files! But after using textmate for a while, //TODO is pretty great. It's a really easy way to see a set of TODOs across a project's files. That way todo: notes can be kept close to the code they're referencing but you can still see a top level TODO list for the project.

most of the functionality is already built into webuilder. It's basically a hidden find-in-files. Render the lines in the found files to a new view. Get fancy and replace //TODO with a number when displayed. done. :)
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Post by biotech »

Hi syrupcore,
Thanks for the follow up. I been busy and away only to return and find 2010 version YAY!
Also, I like your tip, seems like search is improved in a new version QUITE a bit. It may just be sufficient way of organizing since 2008 version was even crashing when doing project wide searches.
Edit note: I also understand Karlis's of not wanting to be 'tool for everything' but getting close to being 'Swiss army knife for web' (not a toolbox) would be cool ;)
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