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Choosing the Perfect Task Manager: Todoist vs. Superlist vs. Things 3

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4 min readSep 5, 2024
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In the hustle and bustle of today’s fast-paced world, staying organized is more crucial than ever. A robust task management tool can be a game-changer, helping streamline your workflow and keep your tasks in order. With numerous options available, finding the right one can be overwhelming.

In this post, we’ll dive deep into three popular task management apps – Todoist, Superlist, and Things 3 – to guide you in choosing the one that best fits your personal workflow and mine too.

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Todoist: The Versatile All-Rounder

Overview

Todoist has earned its reputation as a versatile task manager, known for its robust features and cross-platform support. With Natural Language Processing (NLP) and comprehensive integration options, it caters to both individual users and teams.

Key Features

  • Cross-Platform Compatibility: Available on all major platforms – Web, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android, and Linux.
  • Powerful Integrations: Seamlessly connects with various apps, including email platforms…

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The App Advocate
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I review and write about personal productivity apps to help you discover the ones that best suit your needs. 🚀 Productivity Enthusiast | ✍️ Writer

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These are `immutable`, so they should end up in the bytecode, I suppose.
> If we look at the top state variables defined, we can see that the configuration values beneficiary and start timestamp are packed into the same storage slot because of their type.

If we look at the top state variables defined, we can see that the configuration values beneficiary and start timestamp are packed into the same storage slot because of their type.

Thats correct. Therefore `_beneficiary` and _start` cannot be inspected as they are not part of storage. Can you please update this example?

derived contract are placed in sub-sequential slots (slot 1, 2, 3, etc…)

Derived contracts means Child Contracts