Existing TurboGears GTD app

[Sakke Wiik]

Hello,

I have been working on a similar application for a while.
Here's a screenshot:
http://img207.imageshack.us/my.php?image=turbogtdyj6.png

It is for single users for now but can be easily configured for
multi-user purposes, but there's nothing like user groups.

The basic functionality is there: actions, projects, contexts, notes. I
have been using it personally for a month, so it works as it should.
Other features include Textile formatting, action ranking (not yet
implemented), note lists, history view and some helpers done with
JQuery and "Interface Elements for JQuery" (thanks for the tips Matt).

I have been using GTD for more than a year. We don't seem to have the
same vision, but if your app will work fine in single-user mode, maybe
I'll start using it some day.
If you see something in my app that looks interesting (or weird), feel
free to comment/use it.

Under the hood: TurboGears, SQLAlchemy,Genshi,Textile

Unfortunately there's no anonymous access to the trac page, but you can
check out a fairly stable version from:
svn checkout http://tools.assembla.com/svn/dD5K44fBGr27j5aaeP0Qfc gtd

I'm planning to integrate google calendar and other standard calendars
to it, and after that maybe add simple internal calendar functionality.

cheers,
Sakke Wiik

[Mark Ramm]

Thank you, that looks like a great alternative.

I'm definitely envisioning a GTD tool for teams, which is a bit
different than anything I know of out there. But your app looks like
it would be a fantastic thing for doing GTD on your own.

Do you have a license for it? If you use a BSD style license, we can
share code both ways. But either way feel free to steal stuff from
Action Flow (once I get a bit more time to hack on it, and there's
something worth stealing).

--Mark Ramm

--
Mark Ramm-Christensen
email: mark at compoundthinking dot com
blog: www.compoundthinking.com/blog

[Marc Gehling]

Sakke Wiik schrieb:

> Unfortunately there's no anonymous access to the trac page, but you can
> check out a fairly stable version from:
> svn checkout http://tools.assembla.com/svn/dD5K44fBGr27j5aaeP0Qfc gtd
>
>

you need a user/password to check out.

--
Marc Gehling

[m.ge...@gmx.de]

Sakke Wiik schrieb:

> Unfortunately there's no anonymous access to the trac page, but you can
> check out a fairly stable version from:
> svn checkout http://tools.assembla.com/svn/dD5K44fBGr27j5aaeP0Qfc gtd
>

you need a user/password to check out.

[Marc Gehling]

Sakke Wiik schrieb:

> Unfortunately there's no anonymous access to the trac page, but you can
> check out a fairly stable version from:
> svn checkout http://tools.assembla.com/svn/dD5K44fBGr27j5aaeP0Qfc gtd
>
>

you need a user/password to check out.

--
Marc Gehling

[Marc Gehling]

Sakke Wiik schrieb:

> Unfortunately there's no anonymous access to the trac page, but you can
> check out a fairly stable version from:
> svn checkout http://tools.assembla.com/svn/dD5K44fBGr27j5aaeP0Qfc gtd
>
>

[Marc Gehling]

Marc Gehling schrieb:

sorry for all my messages. our mailserver failed.

sorry

--
Marc Gehling

[Sakke Wiik]

I moved the project to google code, since assembla doesn't work as it
should.
svn checkout http://kaizen.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ kaizen

main page: http://code.google.com/p/kaizen/

I haven't fixed the egg, so you have to manually install these:
sqlalchemy (svn co http://svn.sqlalchemy.org/sqlalchemy/trunk
sqlalchemy)
genshi (svn co http://svn.edgewall.org/repos/genshi/trunk genshi)
textile (http://www.python.org/pypi/textile/).

There is an empty database file already, so you don't have to create
one.
Start with <python start-kaizen.py>

Please let me know if there's any problems.

Thanks for your interest!

cheers,
Sakke Wiik

On Oct 19, 5:21 pm, Marc Gehling <m.gehl...@gmx.de> wrote:
> Sakke Wiik schrieb:> Unfortunately there's no anonymous access to the trac page, but you can
> > check out a fairly stable version from:

> > svn checkouthttp://tools.assembla.com/svn/dD5K44fBGr27j5aaeP0Qfcgtdyou need a user/password to check out.
>
> --
> Marc Gehling

[Sakke Wiik]

I moved to google code and use BSD style license (I hope there won't be
any trademark issues because of the name):
http://code.google.com/p/kaizen/

I hope both projects will benefit from each other.
I will keep a close eye to this project and send you some thoughts and
ideas when I have some!

cheers,
Sakke Wiik

On Oct 19, 4:27 pm, "Mark Ramm" <mark.mchristen...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thank you, that looks like a great alternative.
>
> I'm definitely envisioning a GTD tool for teams, which is a bit
> different than anything I know of out there. But your app looks like
> it would be a fantastic thing for doing GTD on your own.
>
> Do you have a license for it? If you use a BSD style license, we can
> share code both ways. But either way feel free to steal stuff from
> Action Flow (once I get a bit more time to hack on it, and there's
> something worth stealing).
>
> --Mark Ramm
>

[Anna Kaliska]

hey I thnik you migth be interested in checking out brand new GTD app working with Evernote - app is called SmartGTD. Check out the features and app capabilities at www.smartgtd.com :)  

Best regards, Ania