One of the features I want to add to #todo2d is the ability to log *what* you did and *where* so that you can later review it. (Note: it’s part of a broader feature set)
The specification is ready and complete, but I’m considering to put it on hold for the sole reason that it makes it too easy to capture personal information.
Next on the list for #todo2d is developing the "Today view". But here is a question, what do you consider "today"?
Because for me I consider the end of the day at 02:00 (so 2 hours in the next day).
And done... Release r28 is live and #todo2d has webhooks allowing for more #productivity in your #projectmanagement and #taskmanagement
And finally done with the anniversary release of #todo2d. And I know I'm heavily biased but I the more time I spend on improving this the more I dislike the stagnation of other #project #management #tools that promise #productivity.
TL;DR: Price drop, lifetime subscription and more free stuff.
Today marks the day that Todo2d is one year old. And to celebrate that occasion, we have done a few special things. Presents First of all the presents! We got three of them! Introducing Pay Once To commemorate this milestone, we're delighted to introduce the possibility of paying everything at
All most done with the last new feature for #todo2d. It’s mostly polish and this point.
Who else is planning to #release #software on the final day of the year?
Ok, this is kinda cool. When I search (with either kagi or google) for #done2d it's in first place (due to domain match), but on the second place is the partner app namely #Todo2d
Also version 12 of done2d is live, allowing us to finally edit existing log/diary entries.
Next will be introducing timetracking
Today we release the ability to sync your #GitHub issues with #Todo2d. See the blog post for more details:
https://blog.todo2d.com/release-10-github-integration/
#ProjectManagement #todo #app #software #softwaredevelopment
Today we have released our very first GitHub integration, allowing you to connect and manage your issues as if they were tasks. Introducing GitHub integration has taught us a few valuable lessons and due to learning those lessons it took longer than we had hoped. You can now connect a
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