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Asana: Dustin and Justin's Quest for Flow
- Jeff_29 15y agoAlso reported in the NYT (http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/11/02/asana-introduces-a-souped-up-to-do-list-to-organize-your-work/ http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/11/02/asana-introduces-a-...). I've heard the rumors and am excited to finally try this out, but I'm a bit disappointed that in won't run on IE without a browser plugin. If the intent is for this to be used by teams, I would assume that the folks at Asana would realize that a large number of organizations (mine included) still use IE, and often make it difficult for people to install plugins.
- jwallaceparker 15y agoUnfortunately for IE users the development costs of supporting IE with a rich web application are very high.
- derwiki 15y agoI was more surprised to find out they don't support Firefox
- jwallaceparker 15y agoLooks pretty cool. I've signed up and I'll give it a look. For me, it's going to be tough for any tool to replace Wunderlist, which has native app support (Mac/iPad/iPhone) and is free and elegant.