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I'm only just exploring tasks as an option for me. What I do is
I don't normally have much in the way of details in the task itself, they are usually much larger than I wna to tclutter my view with. |
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How do you enter your tasks in Markdown?
As list?
The advantage of this style is its simplicity and that the dash is used for items in an unordered list as it's intended to be used in Markdown.
The disadvantage here is that it stops looking so clearly arranged when you add more notes for one tasks, plus you then need to indent such additional notes to keep the structure of the list.
Also, you cannot jump to a task directly from the task view - see #168. When the list is long, this becomes a problem.
Or individually?
The advantage here is that you don't need to indent the additional information.
The disadvantage is that it is not very structured, and you cannot fold individual tasks.
Or individually with headings?
The advantage is that each task is clearly separated and appears in the outline, and you can link to the heading.
The disadvantage here is that it needs more typing and there is duplication between the task heading and the task itself, which usually have the same text.
Any other styles?
Any other ways to structure the tasks that I have overlooked?
Looking forward to some feedback from you all!
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