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Sloppily I leave it all in trello mon,tues,etc... Each day had a check list for production. Each Monday I reset it all. I don’t love it but it works.
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> ...the habits of capturing tasks when off desktop. * email to myself from my phone * pen and small paper notebook I put captured info in appropriate org files when I'm at the desktop.
I add a entry in my Google calendar from either my phone or my home PC. Next day at work, I will see it on my phone.
As for my todo's I use Things. I tried to make as much use of Area's and Projects as I can to split up my todo list in a logical sense.
For notes I use the Bear Notes app. Thanks to it's # tag style structure I can easily flesh out my own dir structure on it.
Last but not least: paper + pen. Nothing beats that when I'm working on a feature and I need to keep track of todo's that still need done. All of these todo's are done by the end of the feature off course. Nothing long term on paper.
i have my phone and mac calendars synced so i don't have any schedule conflicts and keep track of events easily.
Sloppily I leave it all in trello mon,tues,etc... Each day had a check list for production. Each Monday I reset it all. I don’t love it but it works.
Currently doing exactly that, too, but not very happy with it. - As I'm currently trying to get more into web development and looking for a sideproject I thought doing a "Trello clone" focused on this particular approach could be fun. Any non-obvious, specific features you would like to have?
I don’t know what that means exactly.
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I add a entry in my Google calendar from either my phone or my home PC. Next day at work, I will see it on my phone.
how do you manage items you don't get to? and how useful to you would data of task completion by type, time, etc be?