One huge insight was a notation to keep track of blocked tasks (usually by other people) and what/whom to "poll" periodically to check the status.
One huge insight was a notation to keep track of blocked tasks (usually by other people) and what/whom to "poll" periodically to check the status.
Ideally I would like to have git available on iPhone and Apple tablets then I could use my repo that I have notes in on laptops and android phones.
Well I am pissed by poor text editing on iPhone anyway so I will go back to android and then I can go back to text file with git on private repo.
I'd like to introduce you to Working Copy
- https://apps.apple.com/us/app/working-copy-git-client/id8966... - https://workingcopy.app
* read and write access to ALL gists
* read and write access to ALL repos, public and private
* read and write access to SSH public keys
That's a no from me.
It has never made sense to me that Apple has a separate "Reminders" app that's completely divorced from the Calendar.
I don't want stuff in multiple apps. I tend to disable notifications very aggressively because otherwise my phone is "dinging" every few minutes. I would prefer that all my notifications for tasks/due dates/appointments come from the Calendar.
Breaking down tasks into actionable steps
Separating things out that really have a firm due date from those that really need to be taken care of but not by a specific date
I also keep a maybe someday list of things that may never happen and may outlive there being a good reason to make happen. I did what I liked to refer to as a value renovation project on my house this summer and there were a number of projects whose cost and/or effort just exceeded their utility.
Checklists in Apple Notes also works well for this if you’ve already bought into that ecosystem. I only wish it could track list items, so I could get basic stats on velocity.