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Todoist Android App Update

by Drew Dahl on Apr.04, 2010, under Projects, Todoist for Android

Well, I’ve finally found some time to sit down and get working on this app again. I’m currently working on a class that will take care of the interfacing between the Todoist API and the actual application.

Below are some screen shots of the application (left) and my actual Todoist Project List (right). Enjoy!

Note: Keep in mind, the data isn’t formatted at this time. I’m just trying to get all of the functionality there, and then worry about getting it pretty. ^_^

Todoist Application - Unformatted Project List View

Actual Todoist Project Listing

:Android, Todoist for Android

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