#5 - Friday update. Our holiday ends +11d from now

#5 - Friday update. Our holiday ends +11d from now

We like the yesterday's update. Not only it brings keyboard navigation to the Due date dialogue window, but also some smart syntax for setting the dates within the dialogue:

- Arrow-down to go from the Due text field to the calendar

- Tab to jump to ASAP, Repeat, and Calendar options

+5 to set a due date 5 days from now

+5w is 5 weeks from now, and so on


Hope you'll like it too :)

Comments

  1. Crispin Bennett30 June 2018 at 15:05

    I'm quite enjoying your holiday.

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  2. Xavier B30 June 2018 at 18:28

    Oh this is great!

    May I suggest the following shortcuts to make it even faster to update an item's due date:

    - Next Day: nd to increase the due date by a day (this is not the same as tomorrow, unless the item is due today)
    - Next Week: nw should add 7 days
    - New Month: nm should set the due date to the same day the next month or the last day of the month if not possible.

    I would make it easier for when I do a daily/weekly planning, i.e., should I do this today, or leave it to tomorrow (or next week) for example.

    Another one I thought about was "dn" (due next) or "rn" (repeat next) which would set the due date to the one an item is next due, for example if something is due every week, and it's currently due Monday then dn would set it to this coming Monday in a week's time.

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  3. Kirill Maximov (KIR)1 July 2018 at 01:41

    Crispin Bennett :)))

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  4. Kirill Maximov (KIR)1 July 2018 at 01:45

    Hello Xavier B, an excelent idea, just wait till the next vacation ;-) On a serious side, please file an issue to the uservoice, I believe you should have some free votes now :)

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