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It's funny that you mention it as I wrote something that might be what you are looking for just a few weeks ago. (edit as I re-read: doubtful that this fulfill
by romland 17y ago
It's funny that you mention it as I wrote something that might be what you are looking for just a few weeks ago.
(edit as I re-read: doubtful that this fulfill your needs, you are probably better off with a more traditional Bugzilla-type-of thing. Keeping this posted anyway :)
This is an application that I wrote for internal usage. Have you ever heard of TeuxDeux (http://teuxdeux.com/ http://teuxdeux.com/)? Well, basically, I fell in love with the user-interface and it fulfilled that part of my needs. So, I took the look & feel and ran with it and made the following additions to my own version:
- Under the "some day" items I added categories which could be edited by dragging & dropping the category into the "some day" input box.
- Encouraged the usage of "hash tags" to TODO-items (#projectabbr Fix nasty crash bug)
- Added a filtering box which would highlight queried TODO's with that search filter
- Made it so that when you hover over a todo-item during drag/drop: a tree would pop-up with issues that depend on parent. You can drop the todo-item you are dragging and dropping into any of the items in that tree. When a parent is "freed" (done), its immediate children become separate TODO's in the list again. Rince/repeat.
- A detail screen which would appear when clicking on "..." next to a TODO item.
Put in mind here that I like the minimalistic and straight-to-the-point of this layout. I want my TODO lists to act like post-its :)
Unfortunately I have not open sourced it and I really never intended to do that for the very reason that I basically "ripped off" the look & feel of Teux Deux. But this might give you a few ideas, though. And it's not really too hard to implement. Give me a holler if you need a bit more info :)
- skennedy 17y agoSounds like you have an application worth selling back to Teuxdeux or releasing yourself after "tweaking" the UI so as not to steal from them. Just took an overview of their product and your additions seem like good ideas.
- romland 17y agoAh, I actually sent them a mail telling them what I did and a few minor implementation details (and apologized for, ahem, liking their implementation too much). Alas. No money to be made here :)