ToDude: todo app made with TypeScript
ToDude is a simple, responsive to-do list app built with TypeScript, Vite and modern CSS while its author was learning the language. Users can add and manage everyday tasks in a clean interface. A lightweight alternative to heavier task managers like Todoist for basic checklist needs.
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