Comments on: Voo2do vs. Backpack http://blog.voo2do.com/2005/09/05/voo2do-vs-backpack/ news and tips for users of voo2do.com : web-based task tracking Fri, 05 Sep 2008 22:01:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=1.5.2 Comment on Voo2do vs. Backpack by: Bien batido y revuelto » oo2do : un gestor de tareas http://blog.voo2do.com/2005/09/05/voo2do-vs-backpack/#comment-27 Thu, 22 Sep 2005 11:49:13 +0000 http://blog.voo2do.com/2005/09/05/voo2do-vs-backpack/#comment-27 [...] No me preguntéis cómo pero de casualidad me he topado con voo2do, una aplicación web para gestionar tareas y listas to-do. Está en desarrollo (podemos seguirlo en su blog) y para hacernos una idea, es comparable a Backpack (o quizás incluso ta-da lists). De heco, publican una comparación de voo2do frente a Backpack. [...] […] No me preguntéis cómo pero de casualidad me he topado con voo2do, una aplicación web para gestionar tareas y listas to-do. Está en desarrollo (podemos seguirlo en su blog) y para hacernos una idea, es comparable a Backpack (o quizás incluso ta-da lists). De heco, publican una comparación de voo2do frente a Backpack. […]

]]> Comment on Voo2do vs. Backpack by: miahz.com » Blog Archive » Design Trend http://blog.voo2do.com/2005/09/05/voo2do-vs-backpack/#comment-23 Tue, 20 Sep 2005 06:24:51 +0000 http://blog.voo2do.com/2005/09/05/voo2do-vs-backpack/#comment-23 [...] Are seals a new web design trend? I mean like the little gold foil stickers on diplomas and other important documents? Noticed it on the header at inforedesign [via], and recalled seeing one on the recently revamped ALA: “The numerical bug that sits atop the logo and astride the nav bar makes each issue feel like an important limited edition.” Seems like i’ve seen ‘em elsewhere too. [...] […] Are seals a new web design trend? I mean like the little gold foil stickers on diplomas and other important documents? Noticed it on the header at inforedesign [via], and recalled seeing one on the recently revamped ALA: “The numerical bug that sits atop the logo and astride the nav bar makes each issue feel like an important limited edition.” Seems like i’ve seen ‘em elsewhere too. […]

]]> Comment on Voo2do vs. Backpack by: Shimon http://blog.voo2do.com/2005/09/05/voo2do-vs-backpack/#comment-21 Sun, 18 Sep 2005 15:05:05 +0000 http://blog.voo2do.com/2005/09/05/voo2do-vs-backpack/#comment-21 Meng, Currently, you can only associate projects with views. A couple of people have pointed out that this doesn't work well for GTD, and I'd like to address that. I'm thinking of adding a right-click menu on each task in the future, and perhaps I could have a "Route to view" option there. So by default a task would be viewed in its project's default view, but you could alter views on a per-task basis. Would that work for you? Meng,

Currently, you can only associate projects with views. A couple of people have pointed out that this doesn’t work well for GTD, and I’d like to address that. I’m thinking of adding a right-click menu on each task in the future, and perhaps I could have a “Route to view” option there. So by default a task would be viewed in its project’s default view, but you could alter views on a per-task basis.

Would that work for you?

]]> Comment on Voo2do vs. Backpack by: Meng Kuan http://blog.voo2do.com/2005/09/05/voo2do-vs-backpack/#comment-20 Sun, 18 Sep 2005 06:48:24 +0000 http://blog.voo2do.com/2005/09/05/voo2do-vs-backpack/#comment-20 Just took Voo2do for a spin. Was looking for something that I can implement GTD (Getting Things Done) system with and this seems like a nice fit. However, one thing I find that does not fit as nicely is the use of Views and its use as contexts (GTD terminology). Currently a project can only be associated with one view. However, if you have several tasks in a project and you need them to be in separate views then this can't be done. For example, I have 2 tasks in a project. The first task can only be done at home (view 1) while the other is when I am running errands outside (view 2). Can the association with views (contexts) done at task level and not at project level? Just took Voo2do for a spin. Was looking for something that I can implement GTD (Getting Things Done) system with and this seems like a nice fit. However, one thing I find that does not fit as nicely is the use of Views and its use as contexts (GTD terminology). Currently a project can only be associated with one view. However, if you have several tasks in a project and you need them to be in separate views then this can’t be done. For example, I have 2 tasks in a project. The first task can only be done at home (view 1) while the other is when I am running errands outside (view 2). Can the association with views (contexts) done at task level and not at project level?

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