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Re: Would you use this? A keyboard-friendly, social checklis... by nonrecursive on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @10:52AM (#3377864)
I've been putting this together off and on in my spare time and would love any feedback. I know there are already a ton of checklist apps out there. This one does a couple things differently:

. It's very keyboard-friendly

. It's easy to copy checklists. For example, if you had a publicly readable list of all the stuff you check on your car before going on a long trip, other people could easily copy that list to their own "list of lists"

. Sharing is easy. You can share with individuals or make public lists

Anywho, I'm really the only person who's used this so far, so I'd love to get some feedback

Re: Would you use this? A keyboard-friendly, social checklis... by entropie on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @11:08AM (#3377918)
First request to anonymous list leads to an error msg. Second request took ages (About 3,4 minutes). Just to let you know.
Re: Would you use this? A keyboard-friendly, social checklis... by nonrecursive on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @11:12AM (#3377939)
Thanks for the heads up - the error should be fixed now. Looking at giving the server more resources.
Re: Would you use this? A keyboard-friendly, social checklis... by entropie on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @11:10AM (#3377926)
Besides this its really a nice UI with well choosen hotkeys. Nice.
Re: Would you use this? A keyboard-friendly, social checklis... by robmcm on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @11:37AM (#3378056)
I really like it.

Only thing I would like to add is the ability to have multy line tasks. Or more info for a task :)

Re: Would you use this? A keyboard-friendly, social checklis... by DrCatbox on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @12:20PM (#3378233)
How much time did you spend on this?

It is very nice. I would use it.

Re: Would you use this? A keyboard-friendly, social checklis... by nonrecursive on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @12:30PM (#3378283)
It's hard to say how much time I spent on it. I started the first iteration, standupbuddy.com, about a year and two months ago. I've tweaked it here and there, until about two or three months ago when I started working on it every day for an hour or two.