Yes I also work in terminal on everyday basis and using Vim for make todoes is a very simple and fast way ;-)
Do you use any vim plugins to make todoes or anything as such?
No I am not using any plugin. I only create in plain text something like this:
- [ ] test todo1 - [ ] test todo2 - [x] test todo3 - [ ] test todo4 - [x] test todo5
and with 'R' key I replace blank space by 'x' between brackets.
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Yes I also work in terminal on everyday basis and using Vim for make todoes is a very simple and fast way ;-)
Do you use any vim plugins to make todoes or anything as such?
No I am not using any plugin.
I only create in plain text something like this:
and with 'R' key I replace blank space by 'x' between brackets.