so right now the tentative plan is:

Android: get set up and start submitting pull requests to Fedilab, which I've been using since 2017 and which has extremely high inherent stickiness for me, and plenty of itches I want to scratch

Web: start building Tasks support (aimed at #TasksDotOrg compatibility) for AgenDAV which is a standalone CalDAV calendar front end. this one may be more than I can handle but there's only one way to find out.

just found out that the Tasks.org guy has started working on the project full-time and will be launching a donationware desktop app in a few months! #TasksOrg #TasksDotOrg
anybody out there switched from #TasksOrg #TasksDotOrg #Tasks_Org to #jtxBoard? what are your experiences with it?

I'm increasingly thinking that my comment here on this absolute monster of a #TasksDotOrg issue might be a viable way for me to get back into coding, if only bc I've written so much PHP in my past life that it's gotten to be like riding a bike:

https://github.com/tasks/tasks/issues/1256#issuecomment-3550856765

tl;dr #TasksOrg is *the* full-featured Android CalDAV tasks solution, every competitor is missing something, but #tasks_org is missing a web front end, and no existing #CalDAV web front ends fully support its features.

Desktop or Web · Issue #1256 · tasks/tasks

I'm sure this has been asked, but when and if a desktop or Web app coming for Tasks.org

GitHub

I'm deep into a bug scrub on the #TasksDotOrg github because I've gone all-in on using it for to-do list management, and having been around this mulberry bush several times now on Android, just let me say:

* holy fuck, building a to-do list app (which can use CalDAV as a back-end no less) is REALLY COMPLICATED

* Google Calendar Reminders must have been specced by an industrial design genius with a budget, because the UX was fucking *perfect* for me in 2018, but then I de-Googled 💀

#TasksOrg