Hi Don,
I don't know if it helps any, but I was using Leo in a GTD-style way for
a while. I used a suite of scripts, along with a few plugins I wrote,
to automate most tasks.
It worked for me for over a year, and I might just have to get back into
it soon. I lapsed because, ironically, too many large projects happened
at once, and I didn't really have the time to track them all! And then,
you know, bad habits form quickly...
Here's a blog post on how I made it work for me:
http://blog.suspended-chord.info/2013/11/18/leo-things-done-revised/
Might not help you at all, but I thought I'd share.
-->Jake
On 9/7/2015 10:17 PM, Don Dwiggins wrote:
Ed,
Thanks for the pointers and the Aha!
Here's another problem, although it may not be juicy enough for you
(or just outside your realm of interest):
As I've mentioned, I've been using Ecco as a PIM for many years, with
generally good results. Now, however, I'm involved in several new
projects in my personal iife, and finding myself getting swamped
trying to manage my time. This has led me to pick up David Allen's
"Getting Things Done".
I'm working though ways to use Ecco in service of GTD, Dwig-style, but
it's different enough from what I've been doing that it occurred to me
that I might just as well use Leo for the purpose. SO, looking at Leo
from the PIM perspective, what might be the challenges in making it
"sing" with GTD or some variation thereof?
Any related thoughts welcome ...
Don
On 8/27/15 7:27 AM, Edward K. Ream wrote:
On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 1:07 PM, Don Dwiggins
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
On 8/19/15 5:38 AM, Edward K. Ream wrote:
I'd suggest that the focus in this "problem" should be the
mindset of Test-Driven Development, rather than the unit tests
themselves.
Leo already supports TDD in several ways. There is @test, of
course. Command history (Alt-UpArrow & Alt-DownArrow) is
surprisingly useful because it can be used to re-execute @test nodes
(or @button nodes) easily.
Furthermore, the cheekily-named "Stupendous Aha"
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/leo-editor/R9-y4XZ9LNo/uWj6TjoQg2gJ
and
http://edreamleo.blogspot.com/2010/02/stupendous-aha-haiku-version.html
should allow /any/ form of TDD to be supported in Leo comfortable.
I've just made a note to myself to document his Aha/work-flow.
Edward
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