GTDlite - GTD for Mobile
I want to present my development on the topic of GTD - gtdlite.appspot.com .
Prior to that, I actively used Remember The Milk , but it was a big hindrance: lack of projects (I tried to use GreaseMonkey squeaks for this, but it’s not convenient) and poor support for mobile devices (I have noki n810).
I tried other web services for GTD as well, but somehow it didn’t work out.
The last straw that prompted the start of work was the announcement of the jqtouch library , as well as the desire to use Google AppEngine somewhere.
The current version allows you to:
- add any information to MISCELLANEOUS
- sort it: the following actions, calendar (actions on a date), pending, etc.
- manipulate actions
While this is only an alpha version, it is planned in the future:
- Improvement of the basic functionality (your wishes are welcome)
- Integration with Google Calendar regarding work with the calendar
- Integration with Evernote (section "Information")
- Local storage of data for working offline (now used only offline HTML caching) The
resource works best on webkit browsers, but firefox 3.5 also shows quite tolerably. On the desktop, I recommend trying to work in sidebar mode.
PS: this is my first post on a hub, so do not judge strictly ...
UPD: transferred to the GTD blog, thanks to everyone who was interested in GTDlite
Prior to that, I actively used Remember The Milk , but it was a big hindrance: lack of projects (I tried to use GreaseMonkey squeaks for this, but it’s not convenient) and poor support for mobile devices (I have noki n810).
I tried other web services for GTD as well, but somehow it didn’t work out.
The last straw that prompted the start of work was the announcement of the jqtouch library , as well as the desire to use Google AppEngine somewhere.
The current version allows you to:
- add any information to MISCELLANEOUS
- sort it: the following actions, calendar (actions on a date), pending, etc.
- manipulate actions
While this is only an alpha version, it is planned in the future:
- Improvement of the basic functionality (your wishes are welcome)
- Integration with Google Calendar regarding work with the calendar
- Integration with Evernote (section "Information")
- Local storage of data for working offline (now used only offline HTML caching) The
resource works best on webkit browsers, but firefox 3.5 also shows quite tolerably. On the desktop, I recommend trying to work in sidebar mode.
PS: this is my first post on a hub, so do not judge strictly ...
UPD: transferred to the GTD blog, thanks to everyone who was interested in GTDlite