A Todo List Utility Application
I have been using TodoList by abstractspoon.com for about a month now, and I was easily impressed enough to donate to the author, but not as much as I probably should have for the usefulness of it.
I first started using it only as a “defect/feature” master list for one of my web sites.
src=”http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/pagead/show_ads.js”>
And then started using it as a check-off list for the endless miscellaneous Programming to-do’s, such as “look into what javascript framework to use”, or “find a Django host”.
But then I brought the rest of my tasks over from what I was previously using (though it is a solid app itself too), and I use it daily, for absolutely everything. Without being too bulky, at the same time, it has everything you could possibly need to handle your todo lists. You can add multiple layers of branches, recurring tasks, there are attached notes for each task, and there are even tabs for each TaskList, so switching is easy.
Plus: reordering of tabs, sorting by multiple columns, etc..
On April 16th, 2007 at 5:27 pm
Thanks for posting the link. It is an excellent program - at least from a first look at it. It could even be the best out there. I’ve been using Progect/PDesk due to the ability to synch with the Palm and my machines. That’s become less important since that ability was blocked at work. This looks like it could very well be the new replacement.
On April 16th, 2007 at 5:52 pm
Glad you find that useful, Kevin. There’s even potential for some kind of, at least, adhoc palm synching (written by a programmer out there with that level of passion for the palm and spare time) because of the xml format in which the data is read/written with this todolist uility.