I have long been trying to find a task tracking tool that is not over the top, looks clean and simple, allows filtering and supports a web version so that I can access it while onsite.
I eventually have settled on ToDoist however there was one major problem, no export…
I have been trying to have images run some javascript when clicked on my blog, normally simple enough but difficult when using the otherwise great editor, MarsEdit, as your blog tool.
After a log of playing I finally worked out to make this work…
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The Coordinates is one of the most interesting announcements from Google in quite a while; a field step into integrating dispatch with Google Maps.
Google is feeling the water in the enterprise mobile space.
SAP is really moving in the mobility space – in many directions; as usual confusing their customers.
They have recently acquired Ariba along with partnerships with Sencha and Phone Gap.
It looks like they are making a serious push into cloud offerings – perhaps changing their target markets to smaller as their rhetoric has been saying for years ? There’s an obvious push for end user applications but does that fit SAPs market?
Where does this leave other realms; Syclo, Sybase and strategic partnerships with Click….
Where’s CRM it seems to have been left out of the equation?
I’ve been spending some time learning RAILS, it’s fantastic, just does most things you ever want to do really simply.
I have been learning a little bit of Ruby on Rails so I can install the GTD web application Tracks.
I wish this had been around when I was doing more Web applications, it’s a fantastic language, so easy to get things done.
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