voo2do – An Ajax Todo List System
Yet another online todo list system, but voo2do is more advanced compared to other similar product on the Net. It tracks priority, due date, and time estimates for each task. It also groups tasks by project which give you a more defined view and more suitable to GTD contexts. Here are some requirements that inspired the author to create this system:
- Until you make a plan, you have no idea whether it’s even possible to do a given project.
- Your plan should consist of specific, small tasks. Each task should be measured in hours, and a task over 16 hours should probably be broken down. Joel’s example: if you have “internet integration” as a schedule item for two weeks, you’re screwed.
- A schedule is worthwhile even if all the dates slip. By listing out what you have to do, you realize how much there is, and you can address the important things first. And address the irrelevant things… never.
The system is quite attractive and loads of features, the dashboard view is quite useful to see next actions. Try it and see if you like it too.
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dushan says on August 19th, 2005 at 4:54 am
Okay, I just entered abaout 15 Todos – and when I saved, the whole thing crashed. “Internal Server Error” – Argh. I’l stick to Backpacklist for a while – even though the concept seems great – this definetely should not happen.
Shimon Rura says on August 19th, 2005 at 6:31 am
Hi Dushan,
Regarding the crash – it has to do with improper handling of international characters. If you can omit non-ascii characters for now, it would work. I know this is not an acceptable workaround and will address this issue ASAP.
Thanks,
Shimon Rura
creator of Voo2do
dushan says on August 19th, 2005 at 6:50 am
Hey man,
the concept is fantastic! Maybe, if you did some testing before, you really could beat out the sh** of all the other. This GTD-thing is really becoming big right now, it seams to me.
Keep it up! I’ll give it another try. The concept really rocks!
:-)
Shimon Rura says on January 4th, 2006 at 1:30 am
Update: The bug Dushan reported above was fixed in August 2005. Voo2do supports unicode so you can enter your tasks in virtually any language.
I know this is an old post, but it’s been getting some fresh attention according to voo2do.com referrer logs. Come give voo2do a try!
Thanks,
Shimon Rura
creator of Voo2do