Although I use a notebook for most of my todos, anything more technical goes in a text file – though I made mine like:
# todo.md- todos for website.one [here](./website.one.md)
- todos for website.two [here](./website.two.md)
# website.one.md- [x] support mobile views
- [ ] migrate to self-hosted
Although my “todos” double as “ideas to try out” and “projects to spike” so I like this type of organization.
Actually speaking of pointless todo apps… I have this one I’ve been mulling over that basically takes a markdown list as input, does logical stuff to it, then outputs in the same format. I don’t know if that’s useful in any way, but I feel every nerd needs to reinvent the wheel at least once.
Basically, yeah.
Although I use a notebook for most of my todos, anything more technical goes in a text file – though I made mine like:
# todo.md - todos for website.one [here](./website.one.md) - todos for website.two [here](./website.two.md) # website.one.md - [x] support mobile views - [ ] migrate to self-hostedAlthough my “todos” double as “ideas to try out” and “projects to spike” so I like this type of organization.
Actually speaking of pointless todo apps… I have this one I’ve been mulling over that basically takes a markdown list as input, does logical stuff to it, then outputs in the same format. I don’t know if that’s useful in any way, but I feel every nerd needs to reinvent the wheel at least once.