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//TODO: fix this thing below here Been mulling around making a vim plugin like vim-flake to put the todos into the quickfix window on :w
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Same here, I have to track at a personal level, I'll update the Jira etc... But I still have to track it. I've tried Task Coal, org mode, Remember the Milk, etc... But at the end of the day I always go back to a Simple text file. For family stuff (eg: shits that has to be done before we go on holidays) we've been using Google doc which allows concurrent access all sort of devices. I don't use Google doc for my person…
Actually thinking about it, a google doc with my todo list has been about the most efficient tool I have used for task management.
I've also used Trello with teams which I find more pleasant especially if designers need to give you assets, for comment threads, etc.
I mostly use a simple todo.txt for my own personal projects. Though I've been by somewhat migrating these into Bitbucket issues.
A few months ago I wrote a Python script called Jello (Jira + Trello) to copy our sprint tasks from the Jira API into a Trello board via their API. This was pretty awesome and satisfied the devs, but I didn't find the time to build 2-way sync, so someone manually updated Jira at the end of the sprint. Someone built an even better version called Gitlo (GitHub + Trello) [1] which front paged momentarily last week.
Using those tools felt like a breath of fresh air. They have a mobile app and web app that has an amazing UI/UX.
At my company, over the last 6 months we've tried Trello, Pivotal, and Sprintly. At past companies I've used Trac, Jira, and Asana. And for the last 7 years I've kept a daily todo.txt, where I append today's date and the 1-2 things I want to try to get done, adding detail as I figure out plans. (This is the only task tracking tool I've recommended that coworkers adopt and are actually using years later) I've come to…
Hi aturek, you should checkout our startup Devarist https://devarist.com This used to be our workflow too and we built Devarist for exactly this purpose.
I'm actually working on a new start-up to try to take a stab at this problem. Would love to get some beta users, if any of you are interested: http://hellofocus.com/
I like putting the tasks into the the different columns so I have a Ideas, Open, In-Progress, Shipped.
Yes, I like Trello but sometimes I forget about it and yeah life.