Scrapbox to manage project tasks.

2021-03-11 see The status display to be updated should be a pictogram at the beginning of the title. Looks good, so I'm going to move closer to this in the future.

• There are two types of task management

I observed the shokai's approach and thought about it. - Priorities are determined by consistency. - Developed with Scrapbox

procedure

• 1: Decide on tags for fine-grained pages about your project

  • Looking at the usage of shokai, it seems that this fine grained page is neither an "Issue" nor a "TODO" page
    • There are fragments of "this is the way it should be."
  • Like the Inbox in GTD, you need a place to write things down and put them in anyway, regardless of whether they are tasks or not.
  • shokai says "no longer tagged"
    • This is probably after the following process, so anyone starting now should put it on
      • First, manage everything with a common tag.
      • In operation:.
        • Maps can be made in the brain.
        • Too many pages and too many "pages with common tags".
      • This results in more segmented tagging

• 2: Write down everything you care about.

  • Create a page and tag it
    • It's more convenient for Scrapbox if they are individual pages.
  • Even putting the listing on a tag page is a good first step.
    • It is important to lower the hurdle for the first step.
    • Making a list is a low psychological hurdle because we are used to it.
    • If you want to write something that can't be expressed in one line, just turn it into a page.
    • Add an additional description to the line, and then use the "new page" menu to bundle it into a new page.
      • The link to the tag page is automatically added.

• If all pages about that project contain the keyword X, it is easier to narrow down the search

  • No need to be a "link" with keyword X
  • If it is a link, it will be listed on the Keyword X page.
    • That's an advantage when there are few, but becomes meaningless when there are many.

• Advantages of making pages, old ones sinking naturally?

• One thing you can do at a time, so don't be full of TODOs. - WIP Restrictions

An example of how writing development considerations all over Scrapbox can combine and advance ideas in a design where they were not anticipated.

I was wondering if the add and edit screens for stickies and the detail view screen should be the same thing, I was reading a past discussion and it said [Sticky notes are immutable, Then it should be a "reuse" button, not an "edit" button, I concluded. - Not "edit" but "reuse."

Related Scrapbox and Project Management.

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