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As a software developer do you actually plan your work at the start of the day? Does it make you more productive?
reddit • Akarsh_Hegde • 2026-07-16
I'm building a developer productivity tool, and we've been debating one design decision. One idea is to ask developers, at the start of the day, to select what they plan to work o…
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Knowledge item #4634729
reddit • loose_as_a_moose • 2026-07-15
There’s no way to append a task list to existing content, is there. It’s set only. I recall doing something similar recently and found there’s no way to get the current content in…
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Knowledge item #4634730
reddit • loose_as_a_moose • 2026-07-15
Preaching to the choir but if the task is described entirely in the summary and is completed by the assigned user then a sub task is over complicating it. The user ends up managin…
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Knowledge item #4634731
reddit • lunagra80 • 2026-07-15
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Knowledge item #4634732
reddit • loose_as_a_moose • 2026-07-15
Task / check lists are a great, flexible solutions where having entire work items don’t make sense. We have teams that use them all the time in JSM. Work items / sub-tasks are gre…
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Knowledge item #4634733
reddit • offalark • 2026-07-15
What about cloning a "template" ticket? Does that work?
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Knowledge item #4634734
reddit • offalark • 2026-07-15
If your team is cool with ten sub-tasks, rad. Not all are. Process should flow. If it feels like a punishment to the team, the person responsible for that needs to evaluate and co…
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Knowledge item #4634735
reddit • lunagra80 • 2026-07-15
I hear you, but I don't agree with it. Sub tasks are over engineering this problem Any task that needs to be done every single day manually, I'm assuming, is already a terrible id…