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I very much believe you that there are many challenges. In case we both meet on Nov 3rd, let's have a chat, I'm really curious on how you do that.
I could definitely see many uses for this, develop this thing further.
Nice feature you have is keyboard navigation, I think that's a must have for web apps.
Is that kind of what fantasy congress is?
I had the same problem you had: being overwhelmed with tasks in my task management software. I solved it quite simply by marking certain tasks as "in progress". That allows me to see what I should be focusing on - and if I'm not, I re-evaluate where I am at, and set different tasks to "in progress" that make more sense.
For sure not as thought out as your solution - yet it has been working fine for me. Yours is for a team though, much more complex/interesting problem. Nice work & thoughts.
I'm rather torn - don't really need YC for the core biz but for sure would love to experience those famed crazy three months.
All the best Edward, who knows maybe we'll meet on Nov 3rd.
Save regularly, then it works out alright.
In my experience, the only way to have a Rails app that is responsive and reliable without spending most of your time on deployment as opposed to on development, is having someone like EngineYard host it. But that costs 100s of dollars per month, which might be ok in your case, I don't know.
Maybe you want to go with Symphony instead.
I'm not so much against big rewrites, you just have to figure it out yourself if you think it makes sense.
Been with them for a month, major outage earlier this month for two days.
They seem good for blogs, or staging, but if you require reliability, go somewhere else.