Grit

TiddlyWiki uses a similar data model for table of contents by default and I love it! I think the multitree constraint is a good idea over a general DAG.

Looks and works fantastically. Great job!

Oh, so you can only crosslink from different root nodes. That makes sense. There are so many ways to structure todos. In this case, it appears to be using subtasks specifically…

Workflowy is good but it's really expensive for what it does, I'm glad we have grit as an alternative.

I really like trying out tools that allow me to organize and track tasks, as they help me keep focused and more motivated if I know where I am, what I have done and what I need…

I really like trying out tools that allow me to organize and track tasks, as they help me keep focused and more motivated if I know where I am, what I have done and what I need…

This looks pretty interesting! How is the data stored? Would it be difficult to sync among different machines?

Wow a very cool idea. The idea of many root nodes for different views seems interesting. Unfortunatly it does not build on my pc, it seems to import an absolute path in the go…

I've seen similar task management that syncs to CalDav: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.dmfs.tasks/ Is this something you're thinking about adding?

I’m going to play with this as well since I’m learning about the whole tasks/notes space. Do you have plans to support any form of sync? Like CalDAV or some API on top of which…

This looks pretty interesting! How is the data stored? Would it be difficult to sync among different machines?

Some sort of UUID for task identifiers so that you can beam them around without collisions.

I would kill for a GUI app like Workflowy with multitrees. I really do need a graphical representation in order to best visualize what's going on.

git. The right storage backend is either git, or a git-like Merkle tree. This is small data. Individual files for objects are fine. Compacting is better, but not critical. You…

I guess I'd be okay with a Merkle tree stored in SQLite, although looking over the Fossil documentation, it seems like the developers didn't get git, and what made the git data…

What's the difference between a dag and a multitree? The wikipedia article was confusing - it seems that it prevents diamond shapes? Like where 1 leads to both 2 and 3, and where…

Precisely; a multi-tree has a unique path between two nodes. On the same note, I wonder what is the relation between dags/multitrees and semilattices. They seem to be very…

How do you handle ordering? I noticed: ``` $ grit add -p 5 Bread (5) -> (6) $ grit add -p 5 Milk (5) -> (7) $ grit add -p 5 Eggs (5) -> (8) ``` led to: ``` ├──[ ] Get groceries…

Looks like a CLI version of Workflowy (https://workflowy.com) to me.

I just started migrating to taskwarrior which great due to the many clients. Actually its integration with vimwiki via the taskwiki plugin [1] is quite powerfull allowing…

TiddlyWiki uses a similar data model for table of contents by default and I love it! I think the multitree constraint is a good idea over a general DAG.