1-What is the difference of both?
2-And how is the approach of both?
3-When to use which of them?
@velikaratay
Q1: What is the difference of both?
A: Goal: Any outcome that's going to require more than one item, in some sequence of tasks and projects in order to be able to achieve that outcome, that's a goal. Both tasks and projects can be assigned to a goal. Once added to a goal, tasks will go to Next by default. You can see all tasks/projects included the goal when you unfold it. In addition, you can complete all tasks/projects by completing the goal they belong to.
Project: Every task can belong to a certain project. You can view all tasks with the same project by clicking to unfold the project, and by completing the project, you'll complete all the to-dos under it.
Goal is larger than Project, and it can contain Project.
Q2: And how is the approach of both?
A: What do you mean by "the approach of both" ? Do you mean how could you create, edit or delete them?
Goal: http://faq.doit.im/web.html#43
Project: http://faq.doit.im/web.html#34
Q3: When to use which of them?
A: Just I said in my first reply, Goal is larger than Project, and it can contain Project. For example, "Keep fit" can be regarded a goal. And you may assign a project like an exercise program to it.
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