http://www.todotxt.org/

http://www.todotxt.org/

[Leo]

Hi there,

I came across www.todotxt.org and it looks like another good application
for managing todo (or applying GTD methodology).

It is also based on text file.

HTH,
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Re: http://www.todotxt.org/

[Bastien]

Leo <sdl.web@gmail.com> writes:

> I came across www.todotxt.org and it looks like another good
> application for managing todo (or applying GTD methodology).

Interesting.  Did you already use/test it?

> It is also based on text file.

Yes, text files are powerful.  What strikes me is that in both cases
(Org/todotxt) there seem to be a large community using them.

See the discussion at lifehacker: 

  http://tinyurl.com/2g4c43

Another thing: when quickly reviewing the website, I couldn't figure out
how timestamp and deadlines where handled.  It seems there is a hack for
this (see the comments of the discussion above) but I don't know if it's
a builtin now.  That would be quite a shortcoming I guess.

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Re: http://www.todotxt.org/

[Adam Spiers]

On Sat, Nov 03, 2007 at 10:19:05PM +0000, Leo wrote:
> Hi there,
> 
> I came across www.todotxt.org and it looks like another good application
> for managing todo (or applying GTD methodology).
> 
> It is also based on text file.

That's funny, I did something similar years ago:

  http://www.adamspiers.org/computing/ttm/

I never got into using it regularly however, because it just wasn't
nimble or sophisticated enough.

Re: http://www.todotxt.org/

[Leo]

On 2007-11-04 11:59 +0000, Bastien wrote:
> Leo <sdl.web@gmail.com> writes:
>
>> I came across www.todotxt.org and it looks like another good
>> application for managing todo (or applying GTD methodology).
>
> Interesting.  Did you already use/test it?
>
>> It is also based on text file.
>
> Yes, text files are powerful.  What strikes me is that in both cases
> (Org/todotxt) there seem to be a large community using them.
>
> See the discussion at lifehacker: 
>
>   http://tinyurl.com/2g4c43
>
> Another thing: when quickly reviewing the website, I couldn't figure out
> how timestamp and deadlines where handled.  It seems there is a hack for
> this (see the comments of the discussion above) but I don't know if it's
> a builtin now.  That would be quite a shortcoming I guess.

I haven't used it yet. But I am very impressed by its todo reporter.

http://www.todotxt.org/library/birdseye.py/

The ascii report looks clean. I'd wonder if there is something similar
in org.el. It is the best way to supervise how well we are doing with
projects.

Best,
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