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This feature is well documented in the source code and I have provided my settings below. One of the nicest features, in my option, is the ability to highlight the notes in the source code and color code the icons in the TODO Tree. When you click on any of these notes the source file will automatically open.

There are several icons (see above) which give you different options to filter and display the list of TODO's or FIXME notes. Notice in the sidebar you now have a box for TODO Tree. Install the extension from the link above and test it out by adding a TODO to your source code like this: Clicking a TODO within the tree will open the file and put the cursor on the line containing the TODO. For a few months now, I have been using an extension called TODO Tree which displays a tree view in the explorer pane of VSCode. If you are using VSCode as your IDE, you already know there are a ton of extensions for almost everything you need.

A Trello of Board is a good visual reminder, especially when coupled with the Trello mobile app.

A Markdown file in the project directory.

A handwritten list (who writes anymore?).

Users of Swift To-Do List report these results on average: Feeling of overwhelm reduced by 41.6. Its a result of almost 11 years of ongoing intensive research and development, and you will get real results with it. How do you have those mental notes of TODO's? There are a few simple options: Swift To-Do List is not another 5 'toy' app. So, the problem is how do you manage your TODO list as you are coding? You are working on basic functionality in a component and having a working plan, either in a working flow diagram or a written list.

This article was inspired by a thread on Twitter started by Caitlyn Greffly