Your tasks, your server. An open-source, local-first task manager you can host yourself. Everything you expect from a commercial task app, without the subscription or the lock-in.
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Your tasks, your server. An open-source, local-first task manager you can host yourself. Everything you expect from a commercial task app, without the subscription or the lock-in.
Generate API documentation with quarto
💡 document everything
A minimalist Eye Care & Break Reminder app for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Prevents eye strain, RSI, and CVS with customizable timers, full-screen break notifications, Daily Usage analytics, and built-in TODO functionality. Your digital wellness companion for healthier productivity.
wip - we are building this out now in prep for the real course
Implementation of basic Todo app via tastejs/todomvc in C#/Typescript with eventsourcing, cqrs, and domain driven design
TodoMVC example implemented in Cycle.js
A simple yet highly configurable Mastodon bot that posts geotagged aerial imagery of a random location in the world.
A todo command line todo manager ✔️
✅ Complete beginners tutorial building a todo list from scratch in Phoenix 1.7 (latest)
A Fediverse and Bluesky bot to post trending rust repositories, inspired by TrendingGithub
Your tiny todo list
Vert.x Blueprint Project - A reactive todo-backend implementation using Vert.x and various persistence
Tree-sitter grammar for comment tags like TODO, FIXME(user).
Relay TodoMVC with routing
200 lines realtime todos app powered by next.js, preact, jet, redux and now
Simple macOS app to keep TODO-list in status bar
List editor for power users, backed by a self-hosted server
💣 TodoMVC done in Preact. Under 6kb and fast.
lightweight desktop todomvc implementation using rust,wasm and web-view
View Mastodon profiles on your Mastodon instance
Modular, heavily-documented Elm todo app with a json rest api
Fast & Simple Notes in Neovim 📃🚀
A collection of command-line tools to work with your Mastodon account