apankrat/nullboard: Nullboard is a minimalist kanban board, focused on compactness and readability.
Nullboard is a minimalist take on a Kanban board/to-do list manager designed to be compact, readable, and easy to use.
This name also happens to be abbreviated to Noticewhich I think is a nice touch.
- Single page web application – Just one HTML file, an ancient jQuery suite, and a webfont suite.
- Can be used completely offline. In fact, it was written with just this use in mind.
- All data is stored locally and is currently used local storage.
- Data can be exported to and imported from plain text files in simple JSON format.
- Data can also be automatically backed up to the local disk through the following methods:
The whole thing is mostly about ease of use.
Everything can be edited in place, all changes are automatically saved, and the last 50 revisions are retained for undo/redo:
New comments can be quickly added directly where needed, for example before or after existing comments:
Notes can also be dragged, including to and from other lists:
By default, nearly all controls are hidden to minimize visual clutter:
Longer comments can be collapsed to show only the first line for a more compact board view:
The default font is Barlow – Very narrow and
Annotations can also be set to look a little different. This is useful for dividing a list into parts:
Links starting with https:// and http:// are recognized. They will “pulse” on mouseover and can be opened via the right-click menu.
Pressing CapsLock will highlight all links and make them left-clickable.
Lists can also be moved, although not as flashy as comments:
The font can be changed; its size and line height can be adjusted:
Color themes can be reversed:
also:
- Supports near-instant switching of multiple boards
- Undo/redo 50 revisions per board (configurable in code)
- Keyboard shortcuts, including pressing Tab to browse notes
- Written specifically for desktop and keyboard/mouse use
- Basically not tested on mobile devices and for click/touch input
- Works in Firefox, tested in Chrome, should work in Safari, and probably works in Edge (or whatever it’s called now)
- Use localStorage to store boards/lists/notes, so be careful
You find errors, ask questions.
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Nullboard handles to-do lists in a very efficient way. for I That is.
Tried many options, some almost itbut none of them are 100%.
Trello Not bad, but uncomfortable with the idea of storing my stuff in the cloud without any real need for it.
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Mo Jing – I kid you not – having a series of text items is actually ok, but doesn’t scale well.
The same is true for plains text file.
pieces Paper It’s almost there, but rearranging items can be a hassle.
So finally I got annoyed and sat down and wrote what I wanted.
this and House of Commons Clause.
That is, you can use, change, and redistribute it as long as you don’t try to sell it.
Primary feed passed @empty board on Twitter.
2024-12-19 14:29:18