Planifyđ Planify 4.18.3 is out!
This release adds an initial CLI interface, a redesigned date/time picker, better calendar event handling, and several stability fixes.
Thanks to all contributors and supporters who help keep Planify improving â€ïž
Alain
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Today Planify reached 5,000 stars on GitHub â
When I started this project, I simply wanted to build a beautiful and powerful task manager for Linux. Seeing thousands of people interested in it, using it, and contributing ideas is incredibly motivating.
Open source is amazing because it shows what can happen when people from all over the world support and improve a project together.
Thank you to everyone who uses Planify, reports issues, contributes ideas, and supports the project.
@planifyapp Okay, this is the final design: the month view comes first, with an option to see more dates in another view. Time selection and recurring tasks use a revealer-based interface, prioritizing selection and saving.
đ Planify 4.18.0 is out!
This release focuses on performance and stability. No major visual changes, but Planify should feel faster and more responsive, especially with large task lists and synced accounts.
Includes performance improvements, multiple bug fixes, and a mandatory Todoist API migration (re-login required before Feb 10).
One of the most requested features is coming to Planify: deadlines. If you have tasks with a latest due date, Planify will now help you remember them more easily
Playing around with a feature for a new version of Planify: sync your tasks as calendar events. Basically, you configure a project with one of the calendar lists you already have set up in GNOME Calendar, and all your tasks that have a scheduled date will appear as events in your calendar. In theory, it works for Google Calendar, Nextcloud, etc. It will use the EDS database to make it work
@Fingel Oh, I have an implementation of that in Gtk4 and Vala â Iâll share the code with you
https://github.com/alainm23/planify/blob/master/src/Widgets/ScrolledWindow.vala
Basically, it detects where the mouse is, and we perform an automatic scroll up or down
@dnlgalleguillos @gnome lo decĂa por que me hubiese gustado participar en alguna ponencia, bueno ya serĂĄ para el prĂłximo año, por cierto aĂșn estĂĄ activa la cuentas de gnome Latam en mastodon?