Taskr

Taskr is born as a school project by Alejandro Núñez Pérez as his final test for the 2 year course of Multiplatform Application Development in the school IES Saladillo, located in Algeciras, Cádiz, Spain.

The project is mainly aimed as a Django-based web service that lets users manage (you guessed) tasks. This bare idea is to be expanded with the addition of a group system, where many users can post their tasks and have other users mark them as completed, a tag system, allowing users tag their to provide a better context, and a public API for 3rd party developers to design applications that interact with Taskr.

Features

Core features

• Task management.
• Website front-end.

Extended features

• Public API, giving access to 3rd party developers to expand the Taskr ecosystem with clients and utilities.

Planned features

• Task tagging, so users can provide a context and organize their tasks.
• Group functionality, allowing user interaction and collaboration.

Technologies used

Taskr could not have been created without the help of:

• Django. Homepage
• Django REST framework. Homepage
• Twitter's Bootstrap. Homepage