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maybelater

MaybeLater is an application to help you with managing your Getting Things Done task lists. It's web-based, so you can access it anywhere you have a web browser and an internet connection, and it's open source, so you can deploy it on your own server. It supports multiple users in the same ... [More] system. Built on the Django framework for Python, it's easy to customise without re-inventing the wheel. I (Kev) have now migrated to using MaybeLater exclusively, but it's still a bit raw - adult supervision required. An early screenshot [Less]

pythontask

Warning: this is WIPI wanted something like http://www.beckingham.net/task.html , but being a programmer wanted to do it my way ;), i.e. adding a few extra bits and removing some others, so I'm doing it in a language that is faster for me to implement stuff in. I guess a shell script or ... [More] something (py2exe?) can be used to save having to write .py each time. Aiming to have support for many kinds of miscellaneous details per task: taskname, tags, projects, start/finish date/time, requires, requiredby, priority, started, done, people, phones, emails, location, gpslocation, etc usageadd a task: td.py a New task :proj1 :proj2 +tag1 +tag2 list all tasks td.py ls remove task by number (need to change into name or number or etc) td.py r 1 Smart enough to pick out things and recombine when adding: td.py a New task :proj1 :proj2 +tag1 +tag2 gives the same result as: td.py a +tag2 :proj1 New +tag1 :proj2 task but not the following (note that the words that make up the task name are in a different order): td.py a +tag2 :proj1 task +tag1 :proj2 New [Less]

rgtd

A gtd tools developed by ruby on rails.

rorptm

What is it ?It is a collaborative Rails application to manage your team tasks, with a project management oriented vision. manage your tasks with deadlines with hierarchies by responsible manage your requirements manage your traceability export to RTF Demo / Public sitePublic site: ... [More] http://protaskm.com DownloadYou can download the package featured at the right of this screen (removed, please use SVN). It contains the PTM Rails application structure. If you want to live on the edge, see the 'source' tab to know how to use SVN to download this application. config/database.yml has to be added manually !!! It will be ignored by svn when you commit your changes. RailsThe latest code uses Rails 2.3.2 and sqlite by default. (if you use svn, this site could be outdated and Rails version could have changed) 400th commit celebrationThe 400th commit has been done on Nov 17th 2009 ! The 300th commit has been done on July 06th 2009 ! The 200th commit has been done on July 26th 2008 at midnight The 100th commit has been done on March 7th 2008 at midnight The first commit has been done on Sept 18th 2006 [Less]

taskpython-web

There's a great Macintosh app called TaskPaper as well as an open source web-based implementation called TaskPaper.web. My version is another web-based implementation but with the guts written in Python. The main benefit for me was that unlike TaskPaper.web, TaskPython.web is able to run ... [More] natively on my jailbroken iPhone with Python and a web server installed. It works on a normal web server too, and hopefully I'll be able to write a syncing function between the two. I've only tested it with Firefox 3 and the iPhone Safari web browser, but since the html isn't too wacky, I assume other browsers shouldn't have too much of a problem with it. To use: Make sure you have Python installed on whatever webserver you're using. If you are using it on an iPhone, it must also be running a webserver like lighttpd or Apache. Simply upload the python script(taskpythonweb.py) and task file(todo.txt) to your webserver and make sure to change their permissions on the file to 755. Then just point your web browser to the Python file and it should work from there. The look of the app can be changed through the css stylings embedded in the html. [Less]

kaizen

This project is inactive. If you want examples of how to use TurboGears/Genshi, it might suite you. If you need a good GTD-app, check out vitalist.com Kaizen is an experimental web-based GTD application with simplicity and efficiency set as number one priorities. It runs on most platforms where ... [More] Python is available. It is easy to setup, but requires installation of some external packages the first time. If you're not familiar with Python, I recommend you to wait until the installation package is ready. To check out the latest version: svn checkout http://kaizen.googlecode.com/svn/tags/0.5 kaizen For further instructions, read the installing.txt in the root. screenshot: http://groups-beta.google.com/group/gtd-kaizen/web/overview-screenshot FeaturesGTD-implementation including projects, contexts, notes, priorities Embedded Google Calendar Wiki-formatting Enhanced with Ajax Future features: multi-user support lifeblog adding tasks through email and other external tools next actions as rss full text search [Less]

nurpawiki

What is Nurpawiki?Nurpawiki is a personal information manager (PIM) application that combines a wiki, a to-do list and a simple scheduler to help you get organized. It aims to ease note taking and action planning. Actions (to-dos) are always associated with notes or plans (wiki pages). Read ... [More] about its history. Nurpawiki currently being extended to support multiple users in order to help organize small team development. Get started!Installation (New: Nurpawiki Debian package installation!) Tutorial (with screenshots) Upgrading & migrating installationsUpgrading from a previous version Moving Nurpawiki from Postgresql 8.2 to 8.3 DevelopmentThe application is written in OCaml and uses the fantastic Ocsigen web programming framework. It runs in a web server and uses SQL for persistence. It can thus be hosted on Linux and used on on Windows or any other web browser capable platform. More details at DeveloperPage Want to help?Debian/RPM packages for Nurpawiki would be great. If you want to contribute, drop me an e-mail at jjhellst@gmail.com. Update 2008-10-27: Debian package for Nurpawiki is under review and hopefully going to be part of Debian testing in the future. Don't like something? Have an improvement suggestion? Code review comments? File a bug to the issue database and we'll see what can be done about it. ReleasesReleaseNotes ReleaseProcess [Less]

nzb-cli

nzbNozbe.com is a GTD web application that also has iPhone interface. Although the site is intuitive, after a while it felt that command line interface would sagnificantly improve the experience. nzb is meant to complement nozbe.com, quicken the most common operations at a time when you work at your ... [More] main computer, which for me is pretty much most of the time. Everything is synced with the nozbe.com, so that you have access to the actions from the browser (on different computer), as well as iPhone. nzb provides only subset of the functionality of nozbe.com, on which it relies for such tasks as creating projects and contexts. nzb is developed incrementally, features are added in the order of their value-added. Currently it allows to list next actions; add an action; and mark an action as done. It is the smallest subset that I felt I could release. More functionality will be added soon. You are welcome to add feature requests on the Issues page. Who might be interestedPeople who are already using Nozbe and shell. InstallationThere are two featured downloads at the moment. One for Windows and one for Ubuntu, which I expect to work in other distributions too (please let me know if I am wrong). The archive contains a single executable file, which you may put on your path for convenience. On first run, nzb will ask you for the email and password. UsageTo display help $ nzb --helpTo display the list of next actions issue: $ nzb 1. do loundry 2. call John 3. buy Resolver OneIt displays all the not-done next actions. As you see, the list of actions comes out ordered. After you called John, you check an action (mark as done) as follows: $ nzb check 2 1. do loundry 2. buy Resolver OneIt prints the list, as it is after marking "call John" as done. You can check more then one action at a time simply by providing more identifiers after check. You can filter the actions by contexts. To display actions in Computer or Internet: $ nzb Computer Internet 1. buy Resolver OneIt is important to understand how the actions are numbered. The numbering is context sensitive. $ nzb 1. do loundry 2. buy Resolver One $ nzb Computer Internet 1. buy Resolver One'buy Resolver One' action has different number, depending on the filtering. To check it you could either, $ nzb check 2 1. do loundryor $ nzb Computer Internet check 1The secound would not print anything, as there would be no more actions left in Computer or Internet contexts. Assuming we haven't checked the 'do loundry' action, let's add another action to Home context: $ nzb Home add 'water the plants' 1. water the plants 2. do loundryIt is added to Inbox project, the list of actions in the Home context is printed. In dos prompt, use duble quotes rather than single quotes. There is a special case: $ nzb add 'action'Adds an action to the Computer context, but prints next actions from all the contexts. Developmentnzb is being developed in Haskell. First read the guide on how to build and run the tests in Ubuntu and Windows. ContactThe tab on the right contains my gmail username. [Less]

somegtd

SomeGTD is a small TODO-list application which syncs the information with a server (it can be stored locally to). The main goal is to create a portable TODO-list which can be loaded from any pc with internet connection, or as a local file.

django-gtd

All the Django App components needed to roll your own GTD implementation. Utilizes components from CollectiveGTD and utilized in TASKize. Just a brainstorm at the moment. Not ready for release yet.