Review My App: Fluttr
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Very cool for a couple of hours effort.
However, (oh I hate to say this) there are a bazillion todo apps out there. Every programmer must have made one.
I know you made this for learning. So, what I'd suggest is you take the same code and turn it into something more fun. Have a look at http://www.thathigh.com/. Technically, it's similar to your site, but it's a very viral social app, which people love.
Good luck with your experiments!
However, (oh I hate to say this) there are a bazillion todo apps out there. Every programmer must have made one.
I know you made this for learning. So, what I'd suggest is you take the same code and turn it into something more fun. Have a look at http://www.thathigh.com/. Technically, it's similar to your site, but it's a very viral social app, which people love.
Good luck with your experiments!
That's a statusnet site, which is in a manner similar to this. However, statusnet is more of an opensource twitter clone which doesn't seem to be intended to be a to-do list.
This on the other hand is a to-do list. Yes its pretty simple, but sometimes simplicity is elegance.
This on the other hand is a to-do list. Yes its pretty simple, but sometimes simplicity is elegance.
I do like the idea of making it into some sort of game in order to provide motivation for completing items. Sharing of a list could be a little more obvious as well. Ill have to think on it a bit. Thanks for the ideas!
Impressive for such a short amount of time. I really like the simplicity (no signup / sign in) and that it is so easy to collaborate. If you want to expand further you should check out some of the functionality used in WorkFlowy (e.g. complete, reorder).
Thanks, definitely would be a good way for me to continue developing the app and learn more rails.
I love it, its so simplistic :D
clickable: http://fluttr.heroku.com
Fluttr lets you easily keep track of todo items. All you have to do is remember what url you choose. Keep it secret or share to have a collaborative todo list.
I'm learning Rails and Javascript so this has been my first good experiment. Took me just a couple of hours to put this together and I'd love to hear what you think!