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A simple, meter-based to-do list built with Electron and React. Positive reinforcement: as you complete tasks, the progress meter fills. Out of sight, out of mind: when you complete something, you don't have to think about it again. Paused items: feel free to put off things (again).

sleek is an open-source (FOSS) todo manager based on the todo.txt syntax. Stripped down to only the most necessary features, and with a clean and simple interface, sleek aims to help you focus on getting things done. All classic todo.txt attributes are supported and enhanced by additional features. Creating todos is straightforward, and tag-based filtering in tandem with highly customisable grouping and smart full-text search allow for rapid information retrieval. Completed todos can be...

...It is an excellent starting point for any developer(s) wishing to support the CMS or any of the other components, including the appliance itself. All components are stable, open source and well supported. The appliance is built using scripts so no hidden "monkey business" and you can choose a "compatible base distro" based on your needs: familiarity; performance; security; usability; etc. Please see https://sourceforge.net/p/formavid/code/ci/master/tree/INSTALL.txt for details. The appliance is specially designed to run on the Google Cloud Platform "Free Tier" https://formavid.org/gce and has it's own custom install script https://sourceforge.net/projects/formavid/files/gcloud-gce-deployment/download with instructions https://sourceforge.net/projects/formavid/files/ provided.

This application (a Todoist clone) was built using create-react-app as a base, and the technologies used were React (Custom Hooks, Context), Firebase & React Testing Library. I'm hoping this gives people a better understanding of React, and I've also included SCSS in this tutorial, but the main focus is to build a real application using React! If you clone this application, click the Pizza icon on the top right, it enables dark mode!

Kue is a feature rich priority job queue for node.js backed by redis. A key feature of Kue is its clean user-interface for viewing and managing queued, active, failed, and completed jobs. At any point in the job's life-time you can view verbose details, including the job's arbitrary data, creation, update, failure, and completion times. Jobs may incrementally update their progress, providing vital feedback for long-running tasks. Job-specific logging allows you to see how your job's are...

...Whereas Evernote Corporation still doesn't support Linux platform, there's a need to piece it out. Using a web version can not always be comfortable, therefore there's nothing that can be more useful than a desktop client. Whatever is built with Electron. It provides wide enough integration with desktop, such as dock and tray icons and background working mode. Withal, it affords all functionality that is represented in the web version.