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Interesting, downloaded and will give it a try. I've been looking for a todo list that can sort based on priority, either manually or automatically. A couple q
by SkyMarshal 8y ago
Interesting, downloaded and will give it a try. I've been looking for a todo list that can sort based on priority, either manually or automatically.
A couple questions:
1. Your front page bullet point says it prioritizes based on impending deadline and vicinity. Are there any other inputs for prioritization?
I ask b/c one of the main challenges of time management is prioritizing urgent+important > important+not urgent > urgent+not important (or striking an effective balance b/t the latter two). The "important" part isn't necessarily signified by deadlines or vicinity.
2. Offline capable: Excellent! What are the best ways of implementing offline-capable/first mobile apps these days? A sync'ing datastore like Couchdb or Pouchdb? Or something else?
- ArdentZeal 8y ago1. I am using datetime (enddate or "how long in your list"), vicinity, opening times, shared users and parent to childtask hierarchy at the moment. And yes you are absolutely right, that there are several factors which determine importancy. So as I am not yet able to reading my users' minds (Im working on it, believe me :)) the result will never be 100% accurate. But I think it is already good enough to be of valuable help and it will only get better from here. 2. There are frameworks out there which you can use, but as the sync is mission critical to my app I do not like to be dependent on any framework. So I rolled my own sync solution, based on Nodejs with a postgresdb in the back :)