The demo goes over zebra striping, first-child/last-child, hovering, and just straight up ways of overcoming some still lingering cross-browser compatibility issues.  Hopefully you can gain something from it that can benefit you in your projects and websites.

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I’m a Mac guy and love to download and try out as many apps as I can get my hands on.  I’ve tried a few different GTD types of apps over the years, and I believe I’ve officially found my favorite, The Hit List.  It’s not at all what I expected my favorite to be, mostly because I’ve never seen a GTD app like this.

It takes a different approach, at least from my perspective.  It’s hard to find a GTD app that allows for details, but doesn’t go overboard.  Or even a GTD app that isn’t too simple.

These are the things that I really like about The Hit List:

1. Ability to organize tasks into folders and/or projects.
2. Dashboard of items due or soon to be due.
3. The tagging feature.
4. Ability to add sub-tasks like a sub-list item.
5. A built in timer to track the time it takes for each task.
6. The ability to do everything from you’re keyboard. (if you’re a “power user”)
7. It’s a Mac App.

I’m sure I haven’t listed all the features it has, but those are just the ones I like thus far.  I’m sure I’ll start using more of them.  If you are a Mac user, I recommend you check out The Hit List to see if it’s something that can help keep you organized.

This weekend we started our weekend off with my wife and I going to a Jazz game.  My boss gave us some awesome tickets and we definitely took advantage.  Jazz lost but it’s always fun to go to the game.  It was Tyrone Corbin’s first game coaching since Jerry Sloan retired a day or so before the game.  The Jazz have a lot of work to do if they want to represent the Jazz of past.

Church was good.  On Saturday I spent some time trying to do better at my church calling as Membership Clerk.  I kind of got a little motivated so hopefully I’ll do a better job at that.  Sunday I spent most my time updating records and cleaning records up.  Fun stuff.

I’m tired now so I’m just getting ready to hit the hay.  Hopefully I’ll have a good post to share in the near future.

We’re trying to make some extra money doing some things online and he’s been a big help and been a work horse.  I’m a recovering over-thinker.  He’s good at keeping it simple.  We discussed PicnicWith.Us and what we’re going to start doing there.  It’s our e-commerce site that is slowly coming together.  We can take orders but we’re barely starting to do SEO and trying to build links.

Anyways, thought I’d try to keep a good thing going by blogging.  Hopefully I’ll get some more design done tomorrow.  I’ve got a screaming 3 year old begging me to put him to bed.