Exactly - there's little point complaining you don't want this feature, as it doesn't get in the way or impair use of Todoist in any way, if you don't use it. It's also incredibly simple to implement, and should be a prerequisite for any webapp like this IMO.
This would be ace but yes, I very much doubt Amir would do it.
Then again, personally speaking, I would be willing to pay one-off to get the source code, but I'm not really willing to pay for the current subscription.
So maybe it's something for Amir to consider...
True, but you're just abusing the system by giving it 400 votes to prove a point. If we want Amir to listen to us, distorting the voting system (and thus showing everyone else how its done) isn't going to help.
Yeah this functionality is already there, although a more standard shortcut like Control+Enter would be nicer - Control+N always seems a bit awkward to me.
I use RSS feeds very basically - as dropdown menus on my Firefox bookmarks toolbar. Therefore it would be a lot easier to take a quick look at that instead of loading up Todoist every time I want to see if there's anything I need to be doing. Then if something needs addressing, I'd click on it for more details, etc etc.
This would be massively useful. A few of my projects are going to be finished soon but I don't really want to delete them...a history/archive for finished projects would be great.
I agree - an iCal feed would be much better than a plugin. I'm not sure I understand the problems mentioned before - I think all this would need is the due date of the task as the date that the event would come up on the calendar. But I'm not sure really.
I'm not sure if it's something I'd use, but if you did it, it would be nice if it worked with Firefox 3 (which supports offline applications) as well as Google Gears. I'm not giving it a vote though, I don't think I'd have any need for this.
Clearly this is going to be popular, but personally speaking it would be of no use to me, and would clearly involve quite a lot of new coding. I feel such time could be better spent on other features.
Exactly - there's little point complaining you don't want this feature, as it doesn't get in the way or impair use of Todoist in any way, if you don't use it. It's also incredibly simple to implement, and should be a prerequisite for any webapp like this IMO.
3 add RSS feeds for upcoming due dates, each project etc - 2 months ago
Haha, I don't think there's any danger of that happening...
0 Don't Add Too Many Feature - 4 months ago
This would be ace but yes, I very much doubt Amir would do it.
Then again, personally speaking, I would be willing to pay one-off to get the source code, but I'm not really willing to pay for the current subscription.
So maybe it's something for Amir to consider...
0 offer a self hosted version of todoist - 4 months ago
God no, web 2.0 for the sake of web 2.0.
0 Tag Cloud - 4 months ago
True, but you're just abusing the system by giving it 400 votes to prove a point. If we want Amir to listen to us, distorting the voting system (and thus showing everyone else how its done) isn't going to help.
0 too many anonymous votes here - 4 months ago
Yeah this functionality is already there, although a more standard shortcut like Control+Enter would be nicer - Control+N always seems a bit awkward to me.
0 Line breaks within tasks - 5 months ago
We're talking about moving a whole project to the history, not just tasks...
2 Mark a project complete and move to history - 5 months ago
I use RSS feeds very basically - as dropdown menus on my Firefox bookmarks toolbar. Therefore it would be a lot easier to take a quick look at that instead of loading up Todoist every time I want to see if there's anything I need to be doing. Then if something needs addressing, I'd click on it for more details, etc etc.
3 add RSS feeds for upcoming due dates, each project etc - 5 months ago
IMO this should be a standard feature of a todo list manager.
3 add RSS feeds for upcoming due dates, each project etc - 5 months ago
I lolled.
0 Flight simulator - 5 months ago
Yes, or XML etc etc. I know a third party app already does this but I don't trust giving my API key to third parties. :p
1 Backup projects and restore them - 5 months ago
This would be massively useful. A few of my projects are going to be finished soon but I don't really want to delete them...a history/archive for finished projects would be great.
2 Mark a project complete and move to history - 5 months ago
In what ways? I think the current design is one of Todoist's strong points?
0 a better design for the interface - 5 months ago
Planned, cool.
0 Google Calendar integration - 5 months ago
Yes, I agree.
1 Backup projects and restore them - 5 months ago
More details? What exactly would this do? (not familiar with RTM) Todoist already has Gmail integration of sorts...
0 GMail Plugin Like RTM has - 5 months ago
I agree - an iCal feed would be much better than a plugin. I'm not sure I understand the problems mentioned before - I think all this would need is the due date of the task as the date that the event would come up on the calendar. But I'm not sure really.
0 Google Calendar integration - 5 months ago
I'm not sure if it's something I'd use, but if you did it, it would be nice if it worked with Firefox 3 (which supports offline applications) as well as Google Gears. I'm not giving it a vote though, I don't think I'd have any need for this.
0 Offline support - 5 months ago
Clearly this is going to be popular, but personally speaking it would be of no use to me, and would clearly involve quite a lot of new coding. I feel such time could be better spent on other features.
0 Collaboration between Todoist users - 5 months ago