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Why does a to-do list have to have any features by default? It could be a blank screen with a "settings" sign in the upper right, where you can enable just the
by mg 2y ago
Why does a to-do list have to have any features by default? It could be a blank screen with a "settings" sign in the upper right, where you can enable just the features you need.
If I don't find such a software, I will write it myself. I actually already started:
https://x.com/marekgibney/status/1844077244903571549 https://x.com/marekgibney/status/1844077244903571549
I am developing it on the side, while I try to get by with existing solutions.
- lupire 2y agoNot every "feature" is a checkbox. Many features are about how the UI integrates everything and changes over time. So your "settings" asking the user to design their own app! That's the developer's job!
- mg 2y agoWhat would be an example of a feature that can not be enabled via a checkbox?
- efitz 2y agoRemind me in X number of days.
- xboxnolifes 2y agoThe setting to use checkboxes.
- thfuran 2y agoWhich language the settings menu should appear in, for one.
- philipwhiuk 2y ago> It could be a blank screen with a "settings" sign in the upper right, where you can enable just the features you need. That's a "feature" that makes it more annoying for your first time user, which probably puts off a decent proportion of them. The out-of-the box experience is what most people will use - they will not dive into endless settings and config (ignoring the insane dev cost of supporting every possible feature combination)