Productivity - Tracking
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If you are like me and find yourself in a situation where you want to quickly write down a task, bug or an idea you just thought of, more often than not you end up opening up your favorite text editor and saving a TODO.txt somewhere. At first it contains 3 or 4 entries; then it starts to grow - and you have to invent a custom DSL just so you can track priorities, projects or time. Even though a text file based system doesn't scale well (or at all) beyond a single person, it has one unbeatable advantage over web-interface based task management tools - locally editing and reordering tasks is much easier and faster, especially with editors like vim or Emacs . But what if the need arises to subdivide tasks into projects (or modules)?
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Goalsontrack is a free web based goal setting and tracker site which lets you to set goals for yourself online and aims to make it easier for you to achieve them. It provides you with a comprehensive dashboard which lets you keep a check on your goals and track your progress using real-time graphs. It also allows you to upload inspirational pictures alongside your goals which could further motivate you.
GoalsOnTrack: Set Goals For Yourself Online
Tracks
Tracks is a web-based application to help you implement David Allen’s Getting Things Done™ methodology. It was built using Ruby on Rails , and comes with a built-in webserver ( WEB rick), so that you can run it on your own computer if you like. It can be run on any platform on which Ruby can be installed, including Mac OS X, Windows XP and Linux. Tracks is Open Source, free and licensed under the GNU GPL .11 Excel Trackers & Templates
Posted on December 28th, 2010 in excel apps - 5 comments We are just a few days away from 2011. New year always brings hope, cheer, joy and revitalizes us. So naturally many of us embark on journeys with new goals, resolutions, things to do. New year means new hopes, ambitions and resolutions. This handy template helps you monitor your new year resolutions and shows progress as you check items.
Change Bad Habits With Joes Goals
We all have vices, even though we may not all admit that we have them. Some people smoke, other people go shopping too much, and still others sit in front of their laptop every night eating a full bag of nacho chips while writing articles. A very cool website called Joes Goals , which Israel touched on briefly in 5 Fun Personal Web Apps to REALLY Track Your Life , helps people track their daily goals and achieve the dreams they strive for. However, a very cool alternative benefit of the Joe’s Goals method is that it also helps people change bad habits. It may seem silly to think that just by using some free website, you can put an end to that huge habit that makes you feel horrible about yourself. But, in this article, you’ll learn how you can use the free Joe’s Goals web application to put an end to those nasty vices you’ve been meaning to put a stop to for years.Being unproductive on the web is easy: click over to YouTube, surf Facebook profiles or go on a Wikipedia binge for a couple of hours. But thanks to the many free and useful new applications on the web, it’s also getting easier to keep your life in order. For the next installment of our “toolbox” series, we take a look at the best services for staying in control of your life on the web.
Online Productivity Toolbox: 30+ Resources to Get Things Done
I’m a big fan of a certain popular to–do list app for Mac OS. But I’ve stopped using it because I’ve made an open source replacement called Wingman . You can download it and install it on your computer or server. Alternatively, try it out on wingman.heroku.com . I can’t promise you won’t lose data on the Heroku instance, so treat it as a demo version. It’s built with OpenID, Rails 3, MongoDB, and jQuery UI.
Wingman: Open Source To-Do List App
GTD NINJA: 50+ Websites For the Kickass Control Freak
We admit it: we’re control freaks. We wanna control every single aspect of our lives…and with the latest Web 2.0 tools, we already can. Here are my picks for the 50 or so best new tools to Get Things Done: also check out James Mowery’s recent guide to personal productivity .
I recently started a job as a Programmer Analyst for a large insurance company and spend most of my days fixing technical issues, programming, and creating solutions with other engineers. It’s an awesome job, yet at the same time can become extremely technical and complicated in nature. Not just because of the technical stuff that I need to remember how to do but because of the inherent business processes that I have to take in and learn on a daily basis. After doing a little research online I found that there is the idea of the “Programmer Log”, which is simply a time and dated log of things that you have done in the day, things that you have learned that are related to your job, and even problems to watch out for as you go through your work day. Also