Nice! This is actually exactly what Portabella (<a href="https://portabella.io" rel="nofollow">https://portabella.io</a>) started out as around 7 months ago.<p>I found that LocalStorage isn't reliable enough to keep all your important stuff, so my thought was to encrypt everything client side and store in LocalStorage + a database. On session startup you just check the lastEdited date of the LocalStorage version vs. the database version and take the data with the latest.<p>That way it's still offline first but you can also access your data on different machines.<p>Not trying to plug Portabella too much but I followed this logic and thought, how can I now allow people to share data? What if I give them different views? How about notifications? Pretty quickly I had fleshed out a full product.
I found that if you open it in 2 separate browser windows, you can edit both representations as independent documents, then after refresh the last edit wins. Is this intended behavior?
This looks like something I've wanted for a while: "like Trello, but offline".<p>Localstorage has its drawbacks, but wrap it in Electron and you've got an app :)
I've been using your tool since you posted it here. So far I like it, its simplicity really kind of opened my brain to using it, if that makes sense. I've been finding it really nice to be limited to just "content in, content out".<p>A couple notes:
I find the title length a little limiting. I want to be able to see my tasks at a glance.<p>The cards are at full size no matter the description length. I often don't have a description and it's just empty space. I'd find it more useful if the cards adapted better to the content the user chooses to put in them.<p>Thanks for the tool! Goodluck in the future!
I’ve made one for myself as well, built as a Chrome extension loaded locally. This way no domain is needed and I did not have to worry about security.<p>It worked well for a while when I was multitasking a lot. My manager was very happy with me taking care of things without missing any details.<p>The problem is that Kanban makes more sense for a team than an individual. If nobody else is using it, it has few advantages compared to simpler solutions, like post-it notes. So I stopped using it eventually.
This could be great to integrate in git-bug[1] if/when kanban get supported. This would be the fronted and git-bug would be the storage/collaboration layer.<p>[1] <a href="https://github.com/MichaelMure/git-bug/" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/MichaelMure/git-bug/</a>
What I use personally:<p>URL: <a href="https://trello-clone-nextjs.herokuapp.com/" rel="nofollow">https://trello-clone-nextjs.herokuapp.com/</a><p>Repo: <a href="https://github.com/amir734jj/trello-clone-nextjs" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/amir734jj/trello-clone-nextjs</a>
Looks really amazing. Simple to use. Fast. Clean. Beautiful.<p>I just think the storage should be something less volatile than LocalStorage. Maybe the application could provide other options as SQLite or JSON, keeping LocalStorage to people that doesn't need or do not want setup a server.
I did something similar, opting for the simplicity of the terminal and CLI with <a href="https://github.com/kitplummer/clikan" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/kitplummer/clikan</a> - specifically for personal tracking.
I think the OP used machine translation for the language names, hence rendering Japanese into 日本人 (Japanese people) instead of 日本語 (Japanese language) ...