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Great job! Last year I switched from Todoist to task warrior and taskwarrior-tui. I am looking into TaskNote to extend the notes ability. What would you say is
by freetanga 3y ago
Great job! Last year I switched from Todoist to task warrior and taskwarrior-tui. I am looking into TaskNote to extend the notes ability.
What would you say is your differentiator? What drove you to write this for a non-covered aspiration (out of curiosity)
BTW great idea on Telegram. Might try to replicate for Taskwarrior as my mobile set up is iffy (iCloud, a-shell for local taskwarrior, iOS shortcuts for a gui on top)
- yoavm 3y agoThank you! It's been a long time since I tried Task warrior, so I might be quite off. Two main things come to mind: I realized that most task management apps offered many features that fooled me into spending time on organizing my data instead of doing my tasks. Tags, sub-tasks, projects, reminders, due dates. For me (and it could be a very personal thing) all these features became a hurdle as I was spending time trying to figure out how to tag my task or rethinking my hierarchies etc. I realized I wanted a system that does less. The second thing that comes to mind is the extensibility that comes for free when every task is a file. I can easily copy an email to my todo folder and now it is a task. I can delete a task with `rm`. The fact that the notes themselves actually have absolutely noting to do with the management system is something that I experience as a very nice advantage.