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I agree. Visualization of goal-data is an important piece that isn't well covered at this point. For users that want a simple, "get me up and running" solutio
by metasean 10y ago
I agree. Visualization of goal-data is an important piece that isn't well covered at this point.
For users that want a simple, "get me up and running" solution, the Benome button approach to data collection could be very satisfying (in a Happy Button[0] way).
I just see the possibility for wider adoption and contributions if it were more modularized to separate the data input and the visualization.
There is definitely value in Benome's visualization. One of my personal goals is to use Taskwarrior. Because I'm trying to optimize my workflow –not add more overhead– I'm not going to add the Benome data input to my workchain just for the visualization. However, if I could simply connect my Taskwarrior data to Benome, I would absolutely use it (and it would probably reinforce my self-reflection and subsequent data input).
[0] http://the-happy-button.myshopify.com/ http://the-happy-button.myshopify.com/
- stevehaz 10y agoIt sounds like you're saying the information might as well be able to come in the back door (via API) as well as the front door (via direct input like buttons), and let users choose their balance. That way early adopters or innovators can benefit without having to change their workflow, such as in your example. I'll add it to my big list, though there's several prerequisites to take care of first.
- metasean 10y agoRE: API and 'let users choose their balance' Exactly :) RE: 'big list' Totally understand! It seems ever expanding todo lists are becoming a modern perpetual epidemic. Thinks to self, "If only we had good tools to make them easier to wrangle and learn from." ;)