Episode 25 – These Aren’t The Projects You’re Looking For

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Kerry and Rinat discuss changes to the ubiquitous language, the characteristics of lists and projects, and lessons learned from using a similar productivity system. In between, they probably talk too much about some variable names and system implementation details.

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Homework:

Try adding a DefineAction command to the solution, this should include:
Adding the console “shell” command to enter it in the shell
Adding a View that allows you to list all Actions currently inside of a Project

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