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I'm late to the party, but I heavily use a tool I wrote (after trying org-mode, collapsible outlines in other tools, etc). It uses postgres, and I hope that "s
by lcall 8y ago
I'm late to the party, but I heavily use a tool I wrote (after trying org-mode, collapsible outlines in other tools, etc). It uses postgres, and I hope that "sharing" data exchange features are coming (though it already does export to org-mode-like text, and to html). Best code is that in github, though a downloadable .jar is available. Currently keyboard and desktop-only (text-oriented). The most efficient/effective thing I have found for notes/lists/details of all kinds, and should be easy to learn to use, as all the essentials are on the screen. There is a tutorial.
By marking things done or "archived", it also provides a journal feature or personal log, of entries created or archived in any date range (defaulting to "yesterday and so far, today", to help with daily standup reporting).
http://onemodel.org http://onemodel.org (AGPL)