Task Manager: To-Do List for Developers

Coding involves context switching: bug fixes, features, code reviews, meetings, and interruptions. Without a clear task list, work gets scattered across browser tabs, Slack messages, and mental overhead.

A simple to-do list helps you:

• Capture work instantly — jot down tasks without leaving your editor.
• Prioritize — decide what's urgent vs. deferrable.
• Reduce cognitive load — stop remembering; let the tool track it.
• See progress — checking off tasks is motivating and shows productivity.

• Add tasks quickly — keyboard-friendly interface.
• Set priority levels — high, medium, low to focus on what matters.
• Check off completed tasks — visual feedback as you work.
• Organize by project — keep work grouped logically.
• Persistent storage — tasks sync to your account, available across devices.
• No bloat — simple and focused, not a complex project management tool.

1. Click "Add Task" and type a task name. 2. Optionally set priority (high/medium/low). 3. Click the checkbox to mark complete. 4. Delete or edit as needed.

Tasks are saved automatically. Use it for sprint planning, daily standups, or just keeping track of your current work.

Be specific — "Fix login bug on mobile" beats "fix stuff".

Break down large tasks — "Ship API endpoint" is too big; split it into "write tests," "implement endpoint," "update docs".

Review daily — each morning, look at your list and reprioritize.

Capture everything — don't rely on memory; tasks go into the list immediately.

Done is done — completed tasks stay in history or archive.