Today I have finished development of 1-file version of "Getting tasks done!" service. It intended for iPhone & iPod Touch users. Application has "sync with server" feature. Note: if you want to use sync with server, you need to create account at GTD! and login.

If you want simple, reliable application for task management - here is it.

You may download it from Google Code:

http://code.google.com/p/offline-gtd/

Application is 1 HTML file with embedded css, images and javascript. No installation required.

Do it now. You become successful the moment you start moving toward a worthwhile goal.

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Hello everybody.

Today we changed behaviour of tasks in Whiteboard. After changing task's date, it reordering to be sorted by date right. And blink, tuc-tuc ;) So you become noticed about it's new position in list. Also some animation has been added at saving task.

Other useful improvement we made - description field autosizing. It's now auto expand to fit all text. So you will alwas have enough space to write description of the task.

p.s.: Thanks to Juan,  Greg  and Laura for useful  tips.

Today we added new feature into GTD! - creating projects in iPhone's version of GTD!

You may notice new button at toolbar - "New project".

By Brain Squeezer

1. Breathe and get into state!
You are a genius. You have a human brain that is more powerful than any known computer.

2. Draw a mind-map!
Grab some coloured pens and paper. Draw a circle in the middle and write your challenge inside it.

3. Get some ingredients!
To cook a tasty dish, you need to mix different ingredients together. It's been said that all creativity is the act of putting old things or old ideas together in a new way. For ideas within a specific field, look at the old ideas within that field or related fields. Ask how you can put them together in a different way, a new format or perhaps the opposite way.

4. Grab a friend!
When you combine minds, the "computing" power grows exponentially and is more powerful than the sum of its parts. The truth is that you only need 1 brain to get creative - yours!

5. Don't be yourself!
Take on a role. Do your thinking as James Bond, Napoleon Bonaparte, Martin Luther King, Albert Einstein or Dolly Parton! You are an immensely creative being. By acting as someone else, you free yourself to access other parts of your mind.

6. Close your eyes!
Shutting your eyes immediately transports you into the world of the subconscious and you can tap into its extraordinary non-stop thinking power. Allow yourself to relax, make the journey down and think about your challenge at a deep inner level. Return when you are ready, feeling refreshed, renewed and ready to fire up your ideas.

7. A little Divine Inspiration!
Here's an energy exercise much favoured by the hottest Hollywood stars. Imagine that there is a golden circle of light right in front of you - this is your spotlight - your place to shine! Step inside that circle of light and feel the energy and confidence that it gives you. Ask your Higher Self to fill you with energy, inspiration and ideas.

8. Rob a bank!
Grab sackfuls of quality ideas from an ideas bank and run with them! There are various idea banks on the Internet, as well as thousands of blogs, message boards and chatrooms where ideas are mooted.

9. Milk your brain!
Milk will only flow from a cow when its teats are squeezed under pressure. It's the same with your brain! To milk your brain for a bucketful of creme-de-la-creme ideas, you have to squeeze your brain and put it under pressure.

10. The Inquisitive Inquisition!
The brain is a stimulus and response bio-machine. The best way to stimulate it is to ask questions. Questions awaken your creative responses. Remember, the meaning of your communication is in the response you get. So, if you are getting lousy answers, you need to ask better questions. Interview and interrogate your brain to get the flow of ideas you want.

Today we added a new feature to iPhone version of GTD! - ability to work without Internet connection. As you may see, new button appears at top toolbar - "Work offline".

Tap "Work offline" button and Getting tasks done! will work as desktop application. You may recognize offline mode by green toolbar. Two buttons - "Sync" and "Go online" will help you. Synchronization will save your tasks on server and stay offline.  Go online means to "Sync" and go to http://gettingtasksdone.com/iphone/

Feature is still in testing, and feedback from you are very valuable.

If you read this you probably use Getting Tasks Done service. I have started it for my own. Before this I tried many alternative ways to keep my tasks in order. Notebook and pen, Palm handheld, desktop software etc. I have very simple needs. So Getting Tasks Done is looks like page with notes - done tasks checked, and undone - not.

Not so far I have read great book Getting Real from 37signals. Getting Real is a smaller, faster, better way to build software. Less mass, less software, less features, less paperwork, less of everything that's not essential. It's about skipping all the stuff that represents real (charts, graphs, boxes, arrows, schematics, wireframes, etc.) and actually building the application with works.

And I would like to repeat - You always welcome to send suggestions about Getting Tasks Done service.