I am trying to go to the "next level" and dedicate an amount of time to each task and schedule that out on a calendar. Like I said almost a year ago: Sunrise fixed this problem for free.I really do love Todoist for helping me capture, organize and plan my tasks and projects, but I have issues trying to schedule out my day. So I gave him the link and… well, when I woke up this morning I wondered: “why don’t I use Asana any more? It was much nicer than the tools we use now…” But then i remembered this… I said: “You should try asana… I used it a lot before and it’s great!”. I’m only back here today because a friend who studies online marketing and now is an intern told about some old school way to assign: “they hand out the todos each week on a printed paper”. If a hobby programmer (with nearly no experience) a pull that up, you guys at Asana surely can do that too and even better )!īut… I actually haven’t used asana much the last year, only for a few private todo-lists, because with my new teams and projects two-time sync was a must. Since all of my workflows and meetings are summing up in Google Calendar, I am using it to plan my days, with exact due times and need a 2-way-sync to manage my daily needs.
I have to admit that I am not a programmer and the way I am doing it sure isn’t the best and most effective way to do it, but I was able to implement it. Since other 3rd party service providers are already offering such a functionality I tried to build something myself regarding GCal API, Asana API and a bit of Appscript…and I was able to implement a working 2-way-sync with a google calendar of my choice. But I have to agree that a “live” two-way-sync to google cal should be a basic feature (especially if you are "recommendet for gsuite). The interface, workflows and mobile apps are great to use and boosting up my projects. Hello everyone, at first I have to say that I really love Asana.
0 kommentar(er)
