New feature release: Chrome extension

[Dan Holevoet]

Hi everyone,

I've just pushed the first post-launch update to Au-to-do.

In this release, we've added a Chrome extension that displays a counter, indicating how many incidents are assigned to you. Clicking the counter will display the list of incidents, with links directly to Au-to-do. To learn more, see the page in our wiki: http://code.google.com/p/au-to-do/wiki/UsingChromeExtension.

We've also included a small change to the variable names for Google Cloud Storage, to make them line up with the names displayed in the UI.

Thanks,

Dan

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Dan Holevoet

Google Developer Relations

[Jerome Leclanche]

That's very cool. Are there projects in the wild using Au-to-do yet? Still itching to give it a try without having to install it beforehand.

[Dan Holevoet]

Hi Jerome,

Noble Ackerson has a version set up. He's also subscribed to this list, but I've CC'd him as well. He may be able to provide you a link privately. Of course, since he's on the line for any quota fees, he may not be able to.

We're going to work on having a public instance set up in early 2012.

I should also point out, the local setup process is pretty simple if you just want to run a copy on your machine (assuming you already have the App Engine SDK installed). Deployment to App Engine and configuration of Google Storage/Prediction/Tasks take a bit more work, but are optional. The Chrome extension we just included will work if you run it locally, too.

Thanks,

Dan

On Wed, Dec 21, 2011 at 10:00 PM, Jerome Leclanche <ady...@gmail.com> wrote:

That's very cool. Are there projects in the wild using Au-to-do yet? Still itching to give it a try without having to install it beforehand.