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by James Avery.
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I have been looking for a good small, simple application to keep track of TODO lists for various projects, home projects, etc. I hate using Outlook for this because you have to use categories instead of being able to do separate lists. What I normally end up doing is creating a .tx file on my desktop and using that, quick and simple.
The .txt file solution is OK, but having everything in one file makes it easy to get distracted by other tasks, and having separate ones quickly clutters up my desktop. Today I ran across this cool web app though and I am giving it a shot. It’s called tadalist and it’s free, there are professional versions, but the simple functionality that I want is all in the free version. It is quickly and easy to create lists and add tasks.
I actually came across this because it is built using Ruby on Rails, but more about why I was researching that later.