For anyone looking for a todo + calendar style app, http://weekplan.net is inspired by the 7 habits of Highly Effective People. (I am the developer of the app)
Any.do Cal
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#22It wasn't the technology that made auto-playing video/animations bad. Just because you can now do it with native html rather than flash doesn't make it ok.
The auto-playing video on this site is Flash, though ... ?
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#23I... installed it, came to the prompt about importing your contacts, decided that I didn't want to do that, found that I could not continue setting up the app without doing so, deleted the app.
Same exact comment. Definitely not giving them access to my contacts.
I rather pay for an app than spam my contacts.
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#24How is it free? Are there ads? Is the project a portfolio-demo for an agency? Are they hoping to get bought out by Apple/Google, and then replace the app with a knock-off version discombobulated by the whims VPs and PMs? Ah, the price is giving the devs a copy of my address book. To sell? rent? analyze?
17 person team! That's a lot of payroll.
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#25It wasn't the technology that made auto-playing video/animations bad. Just because you can now do it with native html rather than flash doesn't make it ok.
The auto-playing video on this site is Flash, though ... ?
It's using a video tag for me; sounds like it fell back to Flash for your browser.
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#26I... installed it, came to the prompt about importing your contacts, decided that I didn't want to do that, found that I could not continue setting up the app without doing so, deleted the app.
exactly what I did..don't want to grant access to my corp calendar..not sure if it would copy my schedule to their servers...
Do not want to give it access to my contacts..
deleted the app.
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#27I really like Any.do but if you download it and sync it across the web via the Chrome extension, don't be surprised when a bunch of random tasks show up on your manager.
I emailed them about it and they said tasks are added as part of the tutorial and that it's intended functionality. I thought that was kind of weird.
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#28How is it free? Are there ads? Is the project a portfolio-demo for an agency? Are they hoping to get bought out by Apple/Google, and then replace the app with a knock-off version discombobulated by the whims VPs and PMs? Ah, the price is giving the devs a copy of my address book. To sell? rent? analyze?
17 person team! That's a lot of payroll.
Indeed. Surely they must have more than one project in parallel.
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#29It wasn't the technology that made auto-playing video/animations bad. Just because you can now do it with native html rather than flash doesn't make it ok.
I think it looks nice. Why didn't you like it?
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#30cute url but what a turn-off with the iphone.