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Ask HN: Rate my first webapp, tudu.us
http://tudu.us/
Tudu is a dead simple to-do list that doesn't get in your way.
I built this for two reasons:
(1) to learn Rails,
(2) to build a to-do list to my own liking (I've never found one that I liked)
Any suggestion or criticism is totally welcomed.
- frytaz 16y agoThers space or some char before http i can see in Chrome <link href=' http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Yanone+Kaffeesatz:regular,bold http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Yanone+Kaffeesatz:reg... rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>
- eam 16y agoClickable: http://tudu.us/ http://tudu.us/ By the way, my McAfee SiteAdvisor goes red when visiting your site.
- elbenshira 16y agoCan you provide more info about McAfee's warning?
- fbnt 16y agoI get that message too. Here it is: http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/tudu.us http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/tudu.us
- spokey 16y agoIf you are trying to get people to actually use this, I'd suggest letting anonymous visitors create a list immediately (and then register to save it). As a random web user, I'd need a more compelling reason to register, let alone hand over my email address.
- lowglow 16y agoExactly why I visited, clicked around, and then bolted. -1 user
- jacquesm 16y agoHey there, very neat little application, you've done a great job. Suggestions: don't ask for an email address/password right from the get go, you can simply use a cookie for the first session, and ask people to sign up once they add a few entries. Then you associate their old entries with the newly created account. Also, give a reason why you need an email address, that's a huge barrier otherwise. I've been toying around with todo lists as well lately, but you're much further along than I am. (I'm using the todo list concept as a way to try out various frameworks, never thought of actually releasing it to the public). I like the very clean design and minimalist user interface.
- elbenshira 16y agoThis was definitely a feature that I thought about implementing before publicizing the app. It seems that I should get this done ASAP.
- michaelfairley 16y agoWhen I show up and am already signed in, I'd like to be taken straight to my lists, rather than the landing page.
- Mesmoria 16y agoHate it, i have to register to use it.
- mariani 16y agonice and simple, I suggest you make the difference between the "list adding" and "task adding" contextually clearer, I don't mind registering (it was short enough)
- underdesign 16y agoHot Pink? Also, no way to delete my account.
- jwoodbridge 16y agoI the localhost:3000 address in the screenshot will be a little confusing to non-tech people. Not that big of a deal, but I'd change it.
- detcader 16y agoIt would be nice to have a multi-line textbox I could paste a list separated by \n's that the site would split into individual entries. I want to transfer my list from tadalist.com, as this seems like a better site.