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I use the task tool in Exchange, and since that does not sync along with e-mail, contacts and calendar, I need something that I can use on my desktop and phone. I like the idea of taskr, but one function I use a lot is the ability to prioritize the tasks (in this case, high, medium and low), and then each morning I go through and number the highs to help me get organized. I know this sounds pretty OCD, but it works for me. I have a large number of items on my task list at any one time, and that level of organizational ability helps.
Hi there, just came across Taskr and it looks nice and lightweight. Hopefully a good replacement for tadalist which is a little clunky/ugly/slow for me, even though I love 37signals stuff.
My question: is it even possible to drag & reorder tasks on the iphone? It would be great if it could, but apparently it can't, so the drag link should probably be hidden.
My suggestions:
* Add a lightweight way to have multiple lists (e.g. I'd love to keep a shopping list, but that's totally separate from my other todo lists)
* Be able to uncheck a completed item. Sometimes you do something, and realize it's not actually done. :)
it would be nice if the air and desktop (none iphone browser) versions of taskr user long ajax pulling to get pushed task list changes. Right now it seems you have to reload the page to see changes made elsewhere.
"Rapid Add" could be a feature where it's simply the add task field. That's it.
Then a user can add tasks as fast as s/he can type, without having to wait for the task to be translated down into the list.
This field could also be a multi-line text area and each line-break would represent a separate task. Then a user could add multiple tasks with one click of the submit button.
These are only things that would help if you were looking to make the app more complex (which I'm not wild about if I can't return to its current simplicity).
In the building of Taskr, I've tried to design it to be dead simple, yet effective at allowing you to simply add tasks. What are some ideas that you might have regarding how a task manager should work?
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on October 22, 2008 11:34
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