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I took a look, it is great. Here are my 2 cents. I do have one similar task management appl built totally from groud up. It grew out of Spread sheet to have a W

I took a look, it is great. Here are my 2 cents. I do have one similar task management appl built totally from groud up. It grew out of Spread sheet to have a Web GUI. It does the following. You may consider (if not so far). * Email tasks that are pending at the end of the day. * Change priorities * You can request update, or add items to other's list of TO-DO ( a TODO is a task with same task start and end date). * Pull up the tasks in a calendar. * Search tasks.

jtcchan 12y ago
Thanks for the suggestions. I'll give them some thought first but I can say now that there won't be ways to "change priorities" I think that's a superfluous feature. Priorities in Dayboard are binary - it's either important (thus it goes on your 5 tasks) or it's not. You can sort your tasks visually though. So if it helps to have the 5 tasks ordered by importance, you can already do that now!
- guruparan18 12y ago
  True. You are right about that. Here is what I wanted to do further, there are tasks that we want to do on a particular day. In other words, something to remember and becomes active on a day. Like my important task on Month beginning would be: "Prepare billing. Finalize last month timesheet". A task template to automate the task generation/creation/assignment. Oh! I am sure, there are lot to do there. It is interesting as always. All the best. ;)
  - jtcchan 12y ago
    lol thanks. Yeah, a common request is the "future list" but I'm against it because it encourages people to spend time "organizing and planning" inside Dayboard -- which 1) is what most task management / to do lists already offer (and isn't necessarily doing a bad job at) and 2) isn't the actual work that people should be doing. Having no more room to add more tasks means it forces you to move on to actually do them (a problem, that perhaps you might not have but many others would). But anyway, I might change my mind so never say never. :) Thanks again for the suggestions!

jtcchan 12y ago

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll give them some thought first but I can say now that there won't be ways to "change priorities" I think that's a superfluous feature. Priorities in Dayboard are binary - it's either important (thus it goes on your 5 tasks) or it's not. You can sort your tasks visually though. So if it helps to have the 5 tasks ordered by importance, you can already do that now!

guruparan18 12y ago
True. You are right about that. Here is what I wanted to do further, there are tasks that we want to do on a particular day. In other words, something to remember and becomes active on a day. Like my important task on Month beginning would be: "Prepare billing. Finalize last month timesheet". A task template to automate the task generation/creation/assignment. Oh! I am sure, there are lot to do there. It is interesting as always. All the best. ;)
- jtcchan 12y ago
  lol thanks. Yeah, a common request is the "future list" but I'm against it because it encourages people to spend time "organizing and planning" inside Dayboard -- which 1) is what most task management / to do lists already offer (and isn't necessarily doing a bad job at) and 2) isn't the actual work that people should be doing. Having no more room to add more tasks means it forces you to move on to actually do them (a problem, that perhaps you might not have but many others would). But anyway, I might change my mind so never say never. :) Thanks again for the suggestions!