What can Curio do for you?
Curio is based on ideas resulting from more than 12 years of exploration into various facets of Python's concurrency and coroutine model. Dave has given numerous talks/tutorials on this topic at PyCon and elsewhere. Here is a detailed list of presentations to help you understand how Curio works and some of the system thinking that has gone. Issue 4suppl February 1 2012 2012 Gastrointestinal Cancers Symposium 2011. Issue 27suppl September 20 2011.
In Curio, create a project to represent a real-world project that you're working on. Next fill it with everything related to that project including notes, images, PDF's, documents, web links, multimedia, and much, much more.
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You can place this information anywhere on Curio's freeform idea spaces. Or use Curio's integrated mind maps, lists, tables, index cards, albums, pinboards, and Kanban-style stacks to organize your data into powerful collections.
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Anything placed into Curio can be associated with meta data such as tags, flags, checkboxes, priorities, ratings, resources, and start/due dates and durations for easy searching and task management.
And, now in Curio 14, your project can include a daily journal for meetings or class notes, all neatly organized and sorted automatically.
The key point is that everything related to your project is stored, managed, and tracked within a single project file using a single, well-integrated application. You're not juggling a mess of files scattered about your hard disk with a disparate suite of apps.
We invite you to join the thousands of customers around the world who use Curio for information gathering, brainstorming, and creative exploration.
Available as a traditional license or a low-cost subscription, begin your free, 2-week trial with our Welcome to Curio guided tour, documentation, and sample gallery to learn how you can be more productive with Curio. Download Curio to learn more ›
