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A self-hosted, Markdown file based task management board - BaldissaraMatheus/Tasks.md
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I replaced the old link with the new one where the name of the project is
But in any case, here's the full link https://github.com/BaldissaraMatheus/Tasks.md
Sorry, I think you opened the wrong app, as I didn't included the link before and lemmy rendered the page with an address to another website :p
The right one is this https://github.com/BaldissaraMatheus/Tasks.md
Updated, sorry for not including it before
It's not! Sorry, I reposted from reddit and didn't notice the link didn't come with it
Removed, I reposted it from reddit and this text came with it
Thanks for pointing out :p
Tasks.md 2.5.3 released
Hey guys, version 2.5.3 of Tasks.md just got released!
This release is actually pretty small, as I focused a lot on resolving technical debt, fixing visual inconsistencies and improving "under the hood" stuff. Which I will continue to do a little bit more before the next release.
For those who don't know, Tasks.md is a self-hosted, Markdown file based task management board. It's like a kanban board that uses your filesystem as a database, so you can manipulate all cards within the app or change them directly through a text editor, changing them in one place will reflect on the other one.
The latest release includes the following:
- Feature: Generate an initial color for a new tags based on their names
- Feature: Add new tag name input validation
- Fix: Use environment variables in Dockerfile ENTRYPOINT
- Fix: Allow dragging cards when sort is applied
- Fix: Fix many visual issues
Edit:
Right now you can add tags to cards, but you can't group vertical lanes. Though a do plan to add groupings or epics eventually, it would actually be very convenient by its current architecture.
Yeah I consider adding caldav support eventually, but I need to read about it a little more and experiment a bit to see how much complexity it would add to the project. I really want to keep it as simple as possible in regards to both setup/installation and how it works, so I need to evaluate it properly to see if it's worth it or not
Yeah I plan to add it eventually, thanks for the recommendation I'll keep it noted!
No, it does not support push notifications yet
Tasks.md: 2.4.0 released
Hey guys, version 2.4.0 of Tasks.md was just released. The biggest change is the improved drag-and-drop experience, which feels much better to use. For touch devices it was fully overhauled, since it was not really working before (which is embarrassing tbh). You can see below a comparison between the previous version and the current release.
Previous:
New release:
Tasks.md is a self-hosted, Markdown file based task management board. It's like a kanban board that uses your filesystem as a database, so you can manipulate all cards within the app or change them directly through a text editor, changing them in one place will reflect on the other one.
You can see below the main changes included in the new release.
- Feature: Greatly
Hey, I didn't know about silverbullet until now, I'm gonna take a look about it when I have some free time!
No, right now there is no alerts and no way to assign due dates to the tasks
Tasks.md: A self-hosted, a Markdown file based task management board
Hey selfhosted community,
Around a year ago I started a new project called Tasks.md, which is a self-hosted task management system that aims to be simple and easy to install. I also made this reddit post to share with the community.
Yesterday I released the version 2.0.0 so I thought it would be a good time to share it with the community again. The new version includes some previously requested features, some features that no one requested but I thought would be nice to have, simplifies the initial setup, improves documentations and some other things.
You can find it here: https://github.com/BaldissaraMatheus/Tasks.md.
Main features:
- Create cards, lanes and tags in a modern and responsive interface;
- Write cards as Markdown files;
- Easy to install with a single Docker image;
Might be a network issue, check your upload speed. I had similar problems and the issue was that I was using a cat5 cable on my server, which was limiting the upload to 100mb, causing it to stutter while playing videos with high bitrates
Yeah it's not like Roku/Chromecast/fire stick do that too, only the Chinese ones, right?
Yeah, but the limit seems to be more than appropriate for most people anyway, so I think their pricing model is pretty reasonable
Have you even read the email? It's still free
I'd need to check it out, it's been a while. But I tried pretty much all addresses that are printed out with "ip address" command on linux
Yeah I set it up to forward 80:80 and 443:443 but it didn't seem to have any effect. Does port forward work on ipv6 the same way it does on ipv4?
I tried that and couldn't make it work. My server was unable to receive any http requests. Then I tried doing some tweaking in my ISP router configuration but with no success. So far cloudflare tunnel was the only solution I found
Advice on headphones for noisy home and practicing music
Hey guys, I'm in a looking for an advice on how to deal with a situation.
I play digital piano which is connected to my computer so I can use it with a DAW. The problem is that I live in an apartment located in a very noisy street and it's driving me crazy whenever I try to practice anything. I have an open back headphone that has a very decent sound quality, but it doesn't provide much isolation.
So I was thinking about buying a noise-cancelling headphone for that purpose, but I fear that the noise-cancelling wouldn't work well for that kind of environment (I heard it works well for planes, which is different from traffic noise I guess?) or if I should buy a closed headphone instead.
Does anyone here have faced a similar situation before?