Comments on: Top 5 Web 2.0 To-Do List Services http://tnerd.com/2008/07/19/top-5-web-20-to-do-list-services-2/ (Technology, as it happens, When it happens!) Fri, 20 Nov 2009 16:36:32 +0530 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: chris http://tnerd.com/2008/07/19/top-5-web-20-to-do-list-services-2/comment-page-1/#comment-52278 chris Tue, 27 Jan 2009 04:19:00 +0000 http://tnerd.com/?p=1011#comment-52278 Good information about lists making. I tried tadalist and thought it is so so simple. I will look into the other ones though. I use www.anyinput.com for mine currently and managing other data. But anyinput application has too much setup and may be too complex for many. But it is fine for me since I have a lot of time at work! Good information about lists making. I tried tadalist and thought it is so so simple. I will look into the other ones though. I use http://www.anyinput.com for mine currently and managing other data. But anyinput application has too much setup and may be too complex for many. But it is fine for me since I have a lot of time at work!

]]> By: Benson James http://tnerd.com/2008/07/19/top-5-web-20-to-do-list-services-2/comment-page-1/#comment-41588 Benson James Wed, 10 Sep 2008 00:54:43 +0000 http://tnerd.com/?p=1011#comment-41588 I have been using Tada List for a couple of months to keep up with my web design work and it worked fine for a while until I had got alot more work. I found a web app called CollabTRAK (http://www.collabtrak.com). It's made to help us freelancers keep track of our projects. All in all though, tada is a very good app for its purpose. I have been using Tada List for a couple of months to keep up with my web design work and it worked fine for a while until I had got alot more work. I found a web app called CollabTRAK (http://www.collabtrak.com). It's made to help us freelancers keep track of our projects. All in all though, tada is a very good app for its purpose.

]]> By: Rensfro http://tnerd.com/2008/07/19/top-5-web-20-to-do-list-services-2/comment-page-1/#comment-38515 Rensfro Mon, 21 Jul 2008 00:10:21 +0000 http://tnerd.com/?p=1011#comment-38515 Great post. Your definitely right that while there are a bunch of to-do list software out there, very few survive more than a few weeks of usage. It's often not worth the overhead effort to keep it going. Desktop applications, as you say, let you put a "post-it" note on your desktop or on your screen saver which is much much better (at least for me) to keep on using it rather than going to a separate site to input/modify to-do items. RSS and iphone apps help but it still takes work. For group to-do lists though I like using task bin and http://www.qlubb.com. This is where you have to put a shared list on-line to take advantage of group sharing. They have a lot more features than just a to-do list though so it's not a pure app for this. Great post. Your definitely right that while there are a bunch of to-do list software out there, very few survive more than a few weeks of usage. It's often not worth the overhead effort to keep it going. Desktop applications, as you say, let you put a "post-it" note on your desktop or on your screen saver which is much much better (at least for me) to keep on using it rather than going to a separate site to input/modify to-do items. RSS and iphone apps help but it still takes work.

For group to-do lists though I like using task bin and http://www.qlubb.com. This is where you have to put a shared list on-line to take advantage of group sharing. They have a lot more features than just a to-do list though so it's not a pure app for this.

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