Free To Do Lists - well actually, Ta-Da Lists
From the makers of Basecamp, 37 Signals, is a new free web app that lets you create To Do lists. It’s named Ta-da List and is available at http://www.tadalist.com. You’re allowed to have unlimited items on a list, with a limit of 10 lists. It’s a nice refactoring and extraction of functionality from within Basecamp.
I think this is a nice Web App, as it doesn’t make you press any Save or Commit buttons - it just saves automatically. Pressing Enter adds an item and and puts your cursor in the proper field afterwards to quickly add another one. And its fast.
Its built on Ruby on Rails and David from Loud Thinking provides some good highlights.
I’ve created a public list for potential blog topics. Another nice thing about Ta-Da Lists is that each list has an RSS feed: 
Let me know if you are especially interested in any of these topics.
Updated: Changed the URL to the RSS feed after some feedback from David.
2 Comments
- Dylan Greene replied:
Nice, but I wish it was hierarchical.
I love that it has an RSS feed. Everything should. :)
January 20th, 2005 at 1:41 pm. Permalink.
- hexod.us replied:
Tadalist
Yea, OK. Here is another great item from the folks at 37signals, creator of Basecamp. This one’s called Tadalist and it allows you to create, edit and share - how you say - to do lists. I guess you could…
January 24th, 2005 at 1:09 pm. Permalink.