Tag: GTG
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Overhauling your Open Source project's "Developer Experience" and redefining the workflow
A collection of observations and insights about attracting contributors by improving the developer experience of your open source project, particularly if you don’t have the luxury of paid developers.
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Revival of Getting Things GNOME: survey results and first status update
Ever since my previous blogging frenzy where I laid bare the secret to my productivity, formulated my typology of workers, and published a survey to evaluate the revival potential for Getting Things GNOME, I’m sure y’all have been dying to know what were the outcomes of that survey, and how the GTG project is doing.…
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Survey: making Getting Things GNOME sustainable as a productivity app for public good
Now that you’ve been introduced to the overall concept of Getting Things Done with the video in my previous blog post, let me show you the secret weapon of chaos warriors who want to follow that methodology with a digital tool they can truly own. Your secret weapon: “Getting Things GNOME” “Getting Things GNOME” is…
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Getting Things GNOME 0.3: retour vers le futur
J’aimerais tout simplement saluer le travail de l’équipe de développement derrière GTG, mon logiciel favori (si si, logiciel favori, point final ! Il est essentiel à ma survie). Pour vous donner le contexte, j’écrivais cette note personnelle dans Tomboy en 2006, suite à la lecture de Getting Things Done: Nostalgie? Tout à fait. Maintenant, retour vers le…
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Améliorer les performances de GTG
Pour les fans de la technique GTD de David Allen, Getting Things GNOME! est une révélation, un logiciel qui rend «sans douleur» l’ajout et la gestion de tâches. Je considère les fonctionnalités suivantes comme étant celles qui démarquent GTG des autres applications: La capacité d’utiliser un langage naturel, tel que “defer:20100224” ou “due:vendredi” (et on peut…