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Jello tips: Optimize speed

Many users are facing problems with the start up speed of the Jello Dashboard which can be really slow in many cases. Microsoft Outlook is a memory consuming application, and the Dashboard does nothing more than using its public object model which in many cases can be slow to query large blocks of data. If you [...]

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• Many of you already know that the development of the next Jello version (5) has been initiated about a month ago. As I promised to friends, who were asking me more info on this into the Jello group, and since I'm a man of my word ;) I post the first screenshots of the action view. The speed is pretty good (tested on an exchange server too thanks to Sven) so there's no need for paging views (so far). On the second screenshot you will notice a form. Yeap! There will be no obligation for opening outlook forms anymore for entering simple things. As you can see the extJS environment is pretty neat and fast (you cannot see that but take my word for it). The first beta version will be a little late (lots and lots of code) but I will let you know! I expect (and rely on) your feedback. #
• Joel Falconer of Stepcase lifehack added Jello Dashboard to his latest article "19 Free GTD Apps for Windows, Mac & Linux". This list includes some really cool applications like Chandler. Thanks Joel! #
• There is a new poll for Jello users. Please take a moment to offer your feedback by answering 12 questions. The poll is hosted on Google Docs. 8/10/08 update: The poll is now closed after 69 answers. Thank you. #
• Priacta.com has the most complete GTD software applications list I have read until now! 107 Applications (and counting), categorized and reviewed, for any operating system there is (Web, Windows, Mac, Linux, Handheld and Python). It's hard not to find your dream system there! (They've already included the Jello.Dashboard's 4.51 beta!) Thanks Kevin Crenshaw! #
• There is a new huge list of GTD applications I've found linking back to my site. It's Jeff Sandquist's Getting things done wiki. If you like checking out new applications and you still haven't found your perfect trusted system give it a go. #