carlos gsoc advertisement for flutter taskwarrior app

Carlos posts an advertisement on January 5th, 2022, at the following link:

• https://medium.com/@carlosfernandezsanz/flutter-project-for-google-summer-of-code-2022-a-taskwarrior-mobile-app-274a860683ce

On same day, @Techno-Disaster (Jayesh Nirve), commits same content to CCExtractor website, at the following link:

• https://github.com/CCExtractor/website/blob/202799174a552fd675094833dc3ff250f0d8473f/content/public/gsoc/2022/taskwarrior.md

And that presumably generates the same content at the following link:

• https://ccextractor.org/public/gsoc/2022/taskwarrior/

The contents of those posts are represented in the following:

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title: "TaskWarrior."
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[TaskWarrior](https://taskwarrior.org/) is a very nice command-line
tool (yes, in 2022 — and I love it!) to manage task list.

It lets you keep your to-do locally but there’s also server support so
you can sync between different computers, you can build scripts around
it (since it’s command line based), it has a powerful filtering
system, and more.

The one thing that it’s missing is a really good mobile app (there’s
something, but it’s not really great, and it seems unmaintained).

So let’s fix that and leverage flutter to build a great interface for
everybody.

How would a great TaskWarrior mobile app look like? Well, since it’s
mobile, most likely the phone is not the primary or only device in
which we will be using TaskWarrior, so
[TaskServer](https://taskwarrior.org/docs/taskserver/why.html) support
is essential. You don’t need to roll out your own (unless you want
to). I use [this](https://freecinc.com/) one (which is free).

On top of that, we’d expect to be able to:

- Add/edit/delete new tasks (of course) — Check the “[best practices](https://taskwarrior.org/docs/best-practices.html)” for what a task needs to have.
- Mark as started / completed / etc
- List existing tasks with [filters](https://taskwarrior.org/docs/filter.html)
- Move tasks between projects
- [Reports](https://taskwarrior.org/docs/report.html)

Because each person has his/her own workflow whoever tackles this
project should be familiar with TaskWarrior before actually starting
to work on it. It takes just a few minutes to install and configure,
and a couple of days to actually love it if you use it :-)