shennyg

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Comment · 8 years ago

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I'm looking for two Full Stack PHP Developers.

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Comment · 8 years ago

I agree that automatically carrying over todo's to the next day is a bad idea. You need to be able to trust your todo tracker. It would be helpful to have some sort of history/log of your tasks just in case you need it.

It reminds me of https://complice.co/ each day you need to put in your new tasks but you get to review yesterday's incomplete items and pull them in. It has a lot of smarts built in and tell you you've pulled in the same task day after day and suggests you split it into smaller pieces.

Nice job shipping aswinmohanme!

Comment · 9 years ago

It takes some time to get used to but is completely worth the investment.

If you want to know if I had a productive day or not ask if I started my day in Complice

It doesn't try to reinvent the productivity wheel, it uses what works. Pomodoros, long term goals, tracking, weekly / monthly reviews, positive reinforcement, optional social accountability.

Plus the guy building it is always adding new things while keeping it familiar.