I think the advantage would be that you can compare easier and drag things between the days better than in a vertical display. Would it work if we use the current (vertical) week view and have an option to display it horizontally? So basically, viewing multiple notes (a week) horizontally instead of a strict copy of the calendar layout you see in other apps.
Eduard Metzger: that would be very useful, for me at least. And could we then choose different calendar notes as well? That would be ideal. For example: view only the three next workdays, or if you work part time you could choose the days you are at work and so on.
NotePlan has it vertically, of course. Any reason why you want a horizontal view?
Bart De Ruyck: Good question. But we can't drag and drop between days in the horizontal week view -- I think there's a bug here Eduard Metzger.
Jonathan Clark: It's a known limitation, I believe. Would love that, too: the ability to drag/drop between days is very useful.
Bart De Ruyck: Yep that would be good. I have such long reference sections that it's quite a long drag between days that follow vertically. A (good) horizontal view sounds tricky, but worth it if can work :-)
Bart De Ruyck: Im not sure why i prefer it in horizontal view. I guess thats what i am used to see when i look at a calendar. It just makes sense to have them side by side for me?
Jonathan Clark: That makes sense! References do take up space if you have a lot of them.
Jonathan Clark: Correct, it’s technically not implemented, but I wanted to get there with Drag & drop 2.0
Bart De Ruyck: My display is wider than it is high! (Tho I do have an old monitor that I used a vertical display)
This would be amazing to looking back at the week behind your or planning ahead and comparing workload. With some work it could be also amazing tool for habit tracking if you start every day with the same TODOs.