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Wednesday November 03, 2004
05:37 AM
Simple Web Based Job/ToDo List Tool
A colleague at work needs a simple job managment tool. He wants a dead simple web interface, and the ability to create a job/task, edit it, and search for it.
Something like RT is far too complex, I'm looking for something much simpler. My options are to find something, or build a simple web front end round SQLite (or similar) and TT2.
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Try this (Score:1)
webtodo (Score:1)
We use webtodo [sourceforge.net] at work.
--simonflk
eekee! (Score:2)