When someone starts learning code, they will inevitably start with the "Hello, World!" example. An app or website that only displays "Hello, World!" is a common first step for beginners. A second common approach is to build a simple to do list application, here is my personal to do website in which I am learning Go.
I am Patrick Cunningham, a software and electrical engineer. I am passionate about creating innovative solutions and continuously learning new technologies. This project started from me learning Go, and it has now grew to a nice platform which I use daily to keep track of things I need to do, both in my professional and personal life.
Tasks are organized into collections, and projects. Collections allow you to separate your projects that are different enough (I have personal and professional collections). Each collection has a number of projects which you can use to group related tasks together and manage them more effectively.
The "Outstanding Tasks" section shows all tasks that are not yet completed. They are ordered by due dates and priority.
So dive right in, and start managing your tasks!
Feedback, whether positive, or constructive criticism, is always welcome!
📱 Android app to better manage your collections, projects and tasks on the go!
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