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(shameless plug) I wrote a simple to-do app (weekly planner) for my own use (now has a few thousand users): http://weekis.com
Wow, promoting your own similar app in someone else's Show HN is pretty stale.
Very nice design and implementation. I could not resist to see your JS code. In http://tomorrow.do/dit.js line 676, why the spinner image is in this file as a data URI?
I'm a big fan of taskwarrior, a CLI todo list for linux. I find I use it more than web based ones as I'm always in the console so there's little mental mode switching to use it. Basically not having to go to a browser or touch the mouse makes all the difference. I'd love it if someone made a todo web app that could sync with taskwarrior. You then get the online slick interface of the web app with the low friction acc…
Very good "Your browser is not compliant page." The Opera browser is CSS3, 3D Transform, Node.js capable. If you are doing certification using a browser check, do the following: Tell the user their website is not optimized for their browser, suggest the browsers as you have it on your site, then provide the user with the option to continue ahead with their current browser. Here is a link to the logo so you can add it…
I am working on Opera, I tested it half-way but it has some issues I will have to work out before it will work perfectly.
I don't mind if I get page without some 3D transition, but a complete block gives an "F*U" impression, even if you are just working on making it perfect.
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The Page Flip is in Chrome and Safari, but when I started it was going to just be a perk for Safari as Chrome didn't support 3d perspectives. I noticed one day that the beta channel of Chrome had started to support 3d perspectives, but to my distress their support was buggy and left graphical artifacts. I submitted bug reports and luckily in the latest Chromes it works just as nicely as Safari. The big thing I got in…
Awesome, There is also knox: https://github.com/LearnBoost/knox Both look similar. Any quick commentary on where you plan on taking your s3 lib (features etc..) ?
As for 'bonus features', the only thing I have that most S3 libs don't is support for the S3 feature of uploading very large files in parallel chunks.
I'm a big fan of taskwarrior, a CLI todo list for linux. I find I use it more than web based ones as I'm always in the console so there's little mental mode switching to use it. Basically not having to go to a browser or touch the mouse makes all the difference. I'd love it if someone made a todo web app that could sync with taskwarrior. You then get the online slick interface of the web app with the low friction acc…
Edit: So, it stores it in text files and apparently there are web interface/Android versions in the works.