I get that there's an idea around doing this all in text. Many developers do that by default. I think that one of the reasons they do it is because they have a text editor that they already love, that works offline, and has a lot of features already.
But here, you've created a new todo editor. Granted, it's pretty fast, but I'm not sure that it competes with sublime text, vim or whatever else people are currently using.
I'd be curious to understand what motivated this app, and what you think it adds over either text files in a text editor, or the existing ecosystem of todo managers.
But here, you've created a new todo editor. Granted, it's pretty fast, but I'm not sure that it competes with sublime text, vim or whatever else people are currently using.
I'd be curious to understand what motivated this app, and what you think it adds over either text files in a text editor, or the existing ecosystem of todo managers.