TheFunkyMonk

Yeah, the fact that my Kindle can't do anything other than read books is its best feature. Same with my Remarkable for focused writing.

Of course there are details to figure out. Why wouldn't I want all the information from design and other teams in front of me when I'm figuring those details out? I'm struggling to see why a detailed ticket is a bad thing.

Do you prefer to... not have all the details in front of you for a task you're about to work on?

My smaller team settled on Asana and I really like it. It's much more approachable than JIRA, and while not as powerful, much more so than Trello. Subtasks/relating tasks to other projects is great and I can easily see a birds-eye view of my upcoming pipeline (referencing tickets on other projects) at any time.

I'm a developer and I can't remember anything so I love JIRA. I just grab a ticket and have everything I need to work on it.

Geolocation is possible in a web app as well, and is supported by both desktop and mobile browsers: http://caniuse.com/#feat=geolocation

I love this.

My office is really quiet, putting this on alongside some music with my headphones is actually making me more productive!

"I really hope people keep buying it a lot, so I can have shitloads of money"

I'm buying it now for this.

Not only that, but multi-reddits as well.

I've just got a bookmarks folder full of my favorite multi-reddits instead of a single Reddit bookmark to the front page.

My Reddit bookmarks folder:

Front Page: http://www.reddit.com/

News: http://www.reddit.com/r/business+economics+entertainment+lib...

Tech: http://www.reddit.com/r/android+androidquestions+apple+bacon...

Music: http://www.reddit.com/r/bass+hiphopheads+hiphoptruth+jazzyhi...

Funny: http://www.reddit.com/r/AdviceAnimals+classicrage+comics+fun...

Other: http://www.reddit.com/r/atheism+coffee+dating+design+fitness...

Random: http://www.reddit.com/r/answers+askscience+announcements+bes...

As a recent Reddit convert who would like to follow the rules, why?