Excellent presentation thank you so much for working on this tool Here' are some of my notes, if anyone else finds them useful 0:30 what is taskwarrior, cli todo list manager 1:10 Personal background 1:40 linux background 2:00 living in the terminal 3:30 packages name 3:40 start of demo 4:00 adding first tasks 4:30 `task next` 6:00 `task all` 5:00 follow any methodology 5:30 deleting tasks (hiding them in data files) 7:30 attributes and metadata 7:40 use of tags with `+` to add or `-` to remove tags 9:00 projects, these are simple attributes 9:40 sub-projects 10:30 priorities 11:00 annotate ## Dates 11:30 dates (really useful feature) 12:20 scheduled date (for date specific tasks) 13:00 wait date, disappears until it's needed 13:40 tasks deleted when date no longer relevant 15:00 Demo dates (no longer relevant dates) deletes task 19:00 ISO dates vs natural dates (tomorrow, in a week etc) 20:30 shortcut acronyms for dates 21:00 tomorrow + 16h example 22:00 Using vim 25:00 task annotate 26:00 `task purge` for truly deleting example task 2 purge doesn't work... because it's active UUID task UUID purge (yes) this is the only way to delete task for real 28:00 ID vs UUID id is temporary, UUID is permanent 28:30 Urgency 31:00 filters and reports 32:00 Filters `task completed` 33:00 filter keywords 35:00 `task show` 37:00 low priority example 39:00 config for limiting tasks view to only 20 tasks (example) 40:00 where is data stored? 45:00 Advanced stuff 45:30 Create a new report 46:00 recurring tasks example ``` task add Throw out the trash due:eow recur:weekly ``` eow = every other week different syntax for other recurring tasks 48:00 `task 3 start` start ``` task 4 5 mod wait:eoww ``` eooww = end of work week 49:00 stop. There's no built in time tracking 49:20 time warrior is meant for time tracking, can be integrated through hooks 50:00 virtual tags 50:50 `task +TODAY` 51:00 man task > virtual tags 52:00 More Advanced stuff Taskd is a server for using task in a browser 52:40 Server vs SSH (which doesn't work) 54:00 about the team behind task warrior 54:40 Context (show only at work stuff) context is defined on .taskrc (good demo in here) 56:00 using `mod` to change a project or tag 56:10 `task @ home` example, based on context 56:30 and vs or conflicts 57:00 User defined attributes, show attributes example 58:00 `task _get` useful for specific attributes of a task example: ``` task _get 6 due task _get 6 description ``` 59:00 hooks for performing custom actions, each time a task is added or modified. 1:00:00 how to define a hook with vim (or any text editor) 1:00:02 tasklib for adding extended functionality through python 1:00:04 taskwiki (vimwiki + taskwarrior) for creating tasks within vimwiki 1:00:07 (ascii cinema) task wiki demo 1:00:08 Q & A 1:00:12 Dependencies (not so intuitive yet) 1:00:14 Collaboration isn't yet intuitive 1:00:15 Syncing question (taskserver works for syncing across devices) solving conflicts 1:00:16 Privacy question 1:00:17 Development has been maintained by mostly 1 guy collaboration needed.
@alexanderlangle39214 жыл бұрын
Great speech!
@patrykkrzyzanski21593 жыл бұрын
Realy nice Introduction :>)
@tbone9073 жыл бұрын
Great presentation.
@begriddled3 жыл бұрын
From the changelog it looks like purge command is in the recent 2.5.2 release ("The best Taskwarrior release in years") at github.com/GothenburgBitFactory/taskwarrior/releases/tag/v2.5.2. I haven't actually upgraded yet because I'm out of my comfort zone if not using sudo apt, etc, but intend biting the bullet soon! This is a great tool though, that I'm just starting to use, and great video too - this is what tutorial videos should be like! Thanks!
@needthistool4 жыл бұрын
Great presentation. What did you use to display the "slides" you showed in the upper pane?
@xitaoliu81293 жыл бұрын
I think it is "patat". github.com/jaspervdj/patat
@janusunaj4 жыл бұрын
Really helpful video!!! Thanks for that :) With what tool did you make the presentation?
@GtalugOrg4 жыл бұрын
We used Kdenlive to edit the video.
@technotes7584 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your work! Tell me please - how did you make a presentation with highlighting in vim? Very interesting
@technotes7583 жыл бұрын
Hello! Do you know any methods to view “project timeline” in any view? Thank you!