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Actually he uses it, I imagine, so that he will be able to read it next year. I haven't even tried to use any todo apps, (the text file has always served me we
by sprout 16y ago
Actually he uses it, I imagine, so that he will be able to read it next year.
I haven't even tried to use any todo apps, (the text file has always served me well) but what experience I have with proprietary formats is that they're a poor choice for storing data, since either they're poorly designed or the designer is constantly redesigning them and invalidating your data.
- frou_dh 16y agoThat's why the statement was doubly odd, because todos are pretty transient. I like Things for Mac myself because it automates repeating and scheduled todo items, and has a distinction between completable projects and areas of upkeep. A programmer can leave any time they want by processing its XML file.