EduardMe

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   by EduardMe 6y ago

   Here I explain how you can use a work journal in a brief video using NotePlan. Let me know what you think!
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   Show HN: Rendering Markdown to make NotePlan easier to use and more accessible(noteplan.co)

   1 points by EduardMe 7y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: NotePlan Major Update: Smart Filters and Autocomplete

   1 points by EduardMe 7y ago|0 comments
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   by EduardMe 7y ago

   Right!
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   by EduardMe 7y ago

   It's important that you have a system to capture things quickly and get them out of your head, so that they don't clog your thought process. The problem? The data is either unstructured or you first need to spend time thinking whe
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   Keep everything you loosely capture structured with nested tags(noteplan.co)

   2 points by EduardMe 7y ago|3 comments
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   NotePlan 2 on macOS is out(itunes.apple.com)

   2 points by EduardMe 7y ago|0 comments
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   NotePlan 2 on iOS is out(itunes.apple.com)

   3 points by EduardMe 8y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: NotePlan – Notes-Based Calendar and Todos [Public Beta]

   2 points by EduardMe 8y ago|0 comments
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    by EduardMe 8y ago

    Thanks for mentioning. Yeah this seems to be a typo. The "u" is just beside the "i" on the keyboard. The rest of the review wouldn't make much sense otherwise.
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    by EduardMe 8y ago

    We are using iCloud Drive, which is encrypted as per Apple before it is sent to their servers. But we are thinking to implement local encryption as well, if this is something users want.
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    by EduardMe 8y ago

    Limitation in the framework. We are re-writing the iOS version to support this. See https://noteplan.co/assets/videos/new-ios-version.MP4 somewhere at the end of the video its working.
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    by EduardMe 9y ago

    Dropbox is in the plans, but it will remain macOS/iOS.
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    by EduardMe 9y ago

    I was using physical calendar notebooks, such as Moleskin. I also tried productivity apps like as Wunderlist or Evernote. But nothing worked for my workflow. So I made my own (Mac, iPhone, iPad) app called NotePlan ( http://notepl
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    by EduardMe 9y ago

    If you need validation, the quick way is to setup some adverts. Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc. Or find a place where you can spread your pitch and link. You should have some kind of validation goal, like email signup or trial download or s
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    Ask HN: How to handle “backlog overflow” from user feedback and feature ideas?

    2 points by EduardMe 9y ago|0 comments
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    Personal Kanban – How I manage personal side-projects with kanban(noteplan.co)

    7 points by EduardMe 9y ago|0 comments
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    Ask HN: How to manage maintenance work vs. developing new products?

    1 points by EduardMe 9y ago|1 comments
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    by EduardMe 10y ago

    Ok, this make sense!
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    by EduardMe 10y ago

    Yep, that's much better and thanks for the article!
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    Ask HN: What are the best Tech Business / SaaS podcasts?

    2 points by EduardMe 10y ago|0 comments
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    by EduardMe 10y ago

    Wow, never thought of metrics/stats tracking in Trello! Just had a quick look at the GitHub, does it also work under macOS? I saw Linux `sudo apt-get install` setup commands.
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    by EduardMe 10y ago

    Ok understood. We mostly don't use any estimates. Neither effort, nor time. I have changed our boards to the main recommendations so far and now I hit some wall. Our QC is testing away a new internal release and getting back with the i
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    by EduardMe 10y ago

    Thanks! > Backlog w/Work-in-Progress Limit: I think the limitation of items insides lists and having cycles with limits is a good point. Often I feel overwhelmed by the amount of ideas we have. I feel most things will never be imple
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    by EduardMe 10y ago

    By the way, found this chrome extension which shows the lists in yellow or red, if you are overfilling it with cards in trello: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/kanban-wip-for-tre...
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    by EduardMe 10y ago

    Yes, this one is one of the small hacks with high impact!
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    by EduardMe 10y ago

    I like the idea of attaching the case. Not only for following up, but also for reading the whole reason why something should be implemented and it shows the developers that there is a real person with a real pain behind it. Furthermore read
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    by EduardMe 10y ago

    Thanks for the link! Loved the point about capturing user stories: > Good specs tell the (customer) and business story rather than act as an implementation recipe Reading about the pain of the customer in his own words vs working on some
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    by EduardMe 10y ago

    Thanks! I can see a bit different approach in your workflow, which I like. In our lists, we don't track specific releases, the cards are just continuously moving up the chain. In your approach you are tracking releases separately from
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    by EduardMe 10y ago

    Thanks for the tips! A card limit is something I just discovered recently and a great suggestion. I also like the idea of having the feature requests in a different view or even different system. I used to collect all features and bugs insi