Looks interesting. IMAP is a pain! We spent months trying to get really simple stuff working for a mail client we're building (http://www.sortd.com). Actually, to be accurate it runs inside Gmail because it's more of a way to manage email rather than a standalone client, but we still need to connect to the mailbox itself via IMAP. Started using context.io, which was useful, but they went kind of wayward from their original vision.
What about performance though? Things like search are almost just not viable with IMAP - WAY too slow - we find ourselves having to hack the Gmail DOM to do things we should be able to do directly via the mailbox.
Seems to me that IMAP needs to be updated or replaced. What do you think of the new Gmail API?
Jugggla is a simple Trello-like ToDo list with column layout, but with one interesting twist - it lets you slice and dice your tasks across different Dimensions. Eg You can view your tasks in columns by When (Today, Tomorrow, Someday etc), grouped by Why (Business, Personal, For Fun...).
You can customise the dimensions too - so for example on a software project you could add 'Who' as a dimension if you wanted to view tasks by who they were assigned to, maybe even broken down by Business Value (Bug, Feature, UI).
It also does a shuffly animation to switch between the different views, which we think is pretty cool :)
What about performance though? Things like search are almost just not viable with IMAP - WAY too slow - we find ourselves having to hack the Gmail DOM to do things we should be able to do directly via the mailbox.
Seems to me that IMAP needs to be updated or replaced. What do you think of the new Gmail API?