tasks VS simpletask-android

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I use the apple reminders on Mac and tasks.org on Android synced with nextcloud. I don't love the apple reminders app but until nextcloud tasks supports recurring tasks I'm kinda stuck with it.

I took a look at implementing it a year or so ago and it's a decent amount of work even to just have the non UI parts working (so that checking a task doesn't delete it if recurrence was set elsewhere)

https://github.com/nextcloud/tasks/issues/34

https://github.com/nextcloud/tasks/issues/34

I am looking for a way to connect a Nextcloud Task app to a KaiOS TODO app using CalDAV if I understand correctly. It appears that none of the TODO app currently support synching. Are there plans for such a feature?

I've got Tasks installed on my Nextcloud instance https://github.com/nextcloud/tasks and then just use the OpenTasks app on Android to note things down and read them on the go. https://opentasks.app

Nextcloud Tasks doesn't support reminders (https://github.com/nextcloud/tasks/issues/154), so new tasks created in Nextcloud Tasks won't have reminders when synchronized to Tasks.org.

Google Task → simpleTask

Simpletask (WebDAV) (version 11.0.0): A todo manager based on todo.txt

I was using OSMAnd the other day. Wanted to change a setting that I knew exists, since I looked through them all at one point (don't remember which one off hand, sorry). Spent 2 or 3 minutes looking for it before I ran out of time and gave up. Not the first time this has happened (second or third, I think).

On the developer side, too many interrelated settings can increase the complexity of the code, making it less maintainable.

My favorite compromise is to use settings for the most common functionality tweaks, and then add script hooks to allow extensive customization of behavior. The Android app Simpletask[1] does a great job of this, imo. (There are many places where it could use polish, but it nails the overall approach).

[1]: https://github.com/mpcjanssen/simpletask-android

SIMPLETASK A simple task list manager that strives to have just enough features to do GTD (the Getting Things Done methodology), but no more. Based on the todo.txt app so all info is stored in a single text file called todo.txt.