issue125:critique
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| - | À un moment de ma vie de lycéen, j'ai commencé à faire l' | + | À un moment de ma vie de lycéen, j'ai commencé à faire l' |
| - | Where Can I Use It? | + | Qu' |
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| + | Trello est un outil organisationnel qui donne à l' | ||
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| + | **Where Can I Use It? | ||
| Trello has Android and iOS apps, as well as a web app. Shortly after this article was written, Trello also unveiled desktop apps for macOS and Windows. | Trello has Android and iOS apps, as well as a web app. Shortly after this article was written, Trello also unveiled desktop apps for macOS and Windows. | ||
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| I actually find Trello’s approach to be very similar to GitLab’s Issues - you create a task, and can assign it to a corresponding list (such as must-do, could-do, and future features). You can also collaborate with others. They also offer plugins (“power-ups”) that can integrate into a calendar (for example). While the free users can use one plugin, pro users can use more than one. | I actually find Trello’s approach to be very similar to GitLab’s Issues - you create a task, and can assign it to a corresponding list (such as must-do, could-do, and future features). You can also collaborate with others. They also offer plugins (“power-ups”) that can integrate into a calendar (for example). While the free users can use one plugin, pro users can use more than one. | ||
| - | What I’ve done is essentially create a board for each major set of tasks - such as personal, Full Circle Magazine (for keeping track of article ideas), and then work boards for each of my clients. This way, I can create a list per project, or project phase. I set up the tasks as basic entries first (literally just a title), but as I do the research or have ideas, I can leave comments or edit the description to link to items, or to outline my process going forward. | + | What I’ve done is essentially create a board for each major set of tasks - such as personal, Full Circle Magazine (for keeping track of article ideas), and then work boards for each of my clients. This way, I can create a list per project, or project phase. I set up the tasks as basic entries first (literally just a title), but as I do the research or have ideas, I can leave comments or edit the description to link to items, or to outline my process going forward.** |
| - | Doesn’t Sound Like A To Do List To Me | + | Où puis-je l' |
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| + | Trello a des applis Android et iOS ainsi qu'une appli Web. Peu de temps après l' | ||
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| + | Des panneaux ? des listes ? Ça me semble confus. | ||
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| + | En fait, je trouve l' | ||
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| + | **Doesn’t Sound Like A To Do List To Me | ||
| I would be inclined to agree. It’s definitely capable of being much more than a to do list, and better suits my needs. If I just need to set myself a quick reminder to take the pizza out of the oven, I’ll more likely create a reminder in Google Inbox. I’ve never actually found to do lists helpful for organising long-term goals or projects, and use them mainly for a “I need to get this done today” list. The Bullet Journal approach is the exception to this, but I just found it too easy to forget to update it, and the lack of reminders didn’t help. | I would be inclined to agree. It’s definitely capable of being much more than a to do list, and better suits my needs. If I just need to set myself a quick reminder to take the pizza out of the oven, I’ll more likely create a reminder in Google Inbox. I’ve never actually found to do lists helpful for organising long-term goals or projects, and use them mainly for a “I need to get this done today” list. The Bullet Journal approach is the exception to this, but I just found it too easy to forget to update it, and the lack of reminders didn’t help. | ||
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| What’s Wrong With It? | What’s Wrong With It? | ||
| - | Not an awful lot. The only issue I’ve had is their approach to reminders. You can set due dates for tasks, but reminders are only sent out 24 hours in advance, and you must be subscribed to the board (and, in my experience, to the list or task as well). I would appreciate the ability to set more than one reminder (for example one 24 hours before, and one 2 hours before the deadline). Besides that, the android app doesn’t seem to update in the background (but that may be my phone). | + | Not an awful lot. The only issue I’ve had is their approach to reminders. You can set due dates for tasks, but reminders are only sent out 24 hours in advance, and you must be subscribed to the board (and, in my experience, to the list or task as well). I would appreciate the ability to set more than one reminder (for example one 24 hours before, and one 2 hours before the deadline). Besides that, the android app doesn’t seem to update in the background (but that may be my phone).** |
| - | I Use X, Should I Switch? | + | Cela ne me fait pas l' |
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| + | Pas trop de choses. Le seul problème que j'ai rencontré est leur approche pour les rappels. Vous pouvez régler des échéances pour les tâches, mais les rappels ne sont envoyés que 24 heures avant et vous devez être abonné au panneau (et dans mon expérience à la liste ou tâche aussi). J' | ||
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| + | **I Use X, Should I Switch? | ||
| That’s entirely up to you. Are you happy using your system? If so, I see no need to change. If, however, you’re like me and haven’t been completely sold on anything you’ve used up until now, Trello may be for you. Also, if you refuse to use anything that doesn’t offer a Linux desktop app, you’ll need to look elsewhere. | That’s entirely up to you. Are you happy using your system? If so, I see no need to change. If, however, you’re like me and haven’t been completely sold on anything you’ve used up until now, Trello may be for you. Also, if you refuse to use anything that doesn’t offer a Linux desktop app, you’ll need to look elsewhere. | ||
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| Does it...Cost Anything? | Does it...Cost Anything? | ||
| - | Trello has a free user level, which is pretty functional (unlimited boards, members, checklists, and attachments). It does limit said attachments to 10MB in size, and only allows one power-up per board, but I don’t find those limitations a problem for personal use. Teams and companies will be better off using one of their paid options ($9.99 per user per month when billed annually, or $21 per user per month). The full list of differences is here: https:// | + | Trello has a free user level, which is pretty functional (unlimited boards, members, checklists, and attachments). It does limit said attachments to 10MB in size, and only allows one power-up per board, but I don’t find those limitations a problem for personal use. Teams and companies will be better off using one of their paid options ($9.99 per user per month when billed annually, or $21 per user per month). The full list of differences is here: https:// |
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| + | C'est vraiment à vous de voir. Votre système vous convient-il ? Si c'est le cas, je ne vois pas pourquoi vous changeriez. Si, cependant, vous êtes comme moi et n'avez pas été complètement convaincu par tout ce que vous avez utilisé jusqu' | ||
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| + | Trello a un niveau gratuit qui est très fonctionnel (des panneaux, membres, listes de contrôle et pièces jointes illimités). En revanche, la taille des pièces jointes est limitée à 10 Mo et la version gratuite ne permet qu'un greffon par panneau, mais, pour mes usages personnels, je ne trouve pas ces limitations problématiques. Les groupes et entreprises auront meilleur compte d' | ||
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| + | While Trello isn’t the end-all, be-all of organisational apps, it suits my style of thinking and organising better than anything I’ve found previously. That being said, for organising things on a per project basis (especially when it needs to be shared with clients), I’ll stick to private GitLab repositories. This is simply because all information would be in one place then. For everything else, I use Trello. ** | ||
| Conclusion | Conclusion | ||
| - | While Trello | + | Bien que Trello |
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