September 2009
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Describe yourself, and stick post-its on your task...
Another weekend has ended, and with it, a fresh update has been put out on the wire. There are three main changes with this push, along with a whole load of fixes which will make life a little easier for those using older web browsers.
The first change, you probably won’t notice, because there’s no visual signs of it. But you can now log in to your account with any e-mail addresses...
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Is this something you'd like in Taskerrific?
As you know, Taskerrific lets you quickly tag tasks as part of a project, by use of project !tags like so. However, what you might not realize is that you can still use “!tag” in a task, when there’s no matching project. This leads to bad links in your dashboard.
So, I’d like to put the question to you: Should Taskerrific automatically create new projects for you when...
[FIXED, again] We're experiencing technical...
Sorry folks, but unfortunately the server upon which Taskerrific rests is currently having some issues. I don’t know what’s causing it (I don’t own it and I can’t seem to get access to logs) so right now all I can do is sit and wait for the host, Applied Innovations, to get back to me and let me know where the problem lies.
Hopefully the problem will be solved shortly. My...
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New updates: Notifications, people search, and...
Aside a few bug fixes and style tweaks, I pushed out a few new features to Taskerrific today.
First up is the ability to turn email notifications on or off. If you don’t want to get an email every time someone starts following you, you can now tell Taskerrific to stop sending them to you! As well, I’ve added email notices for when you get a task assigned to you. Like follower notices,...
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Search and follower notifications come to...
Tonight has seen the introduction of two new features to Taskerrific: search and follower notifications. As well, a few bug fixes have been pushed up to the site.
Search was a feature I was hoping to push out in a nascent form at launch. That didn’t happen, but a simple search now exists, which checks if the search query matches the summary or description of a task. There’s as yet no...