project planning/management

[terse trench]

git has a steep learning curve to do anything advanced with it but it's extremely flexible

it has some very desirable features

[ebon crescent]

i know, but its not meant as a project planner and you shouldnt use it for that, thats setting yourself up for a lot of pain

[terse trench]

skill issue

[ebon crescent]

thats like using a coat hanger as a table and being surpised its hard to use

[terse trench]

it's a very versatile tool but it requires escaping the mind prison that is agile

[ebon crescent]

yeah im gonna pass on that conversation

[wind moon]

@ebon crescent wats kanban

[terse trench]

as i said i am experimenting with it and wouldn't recommend it to anyone

but maybe someday I'll get it to work for me

otherwise todo lists

[ebon crescent]

basically a step list with small-scale tickets

[wind moon]

yea, thats where any markdown editor shines

love me some [] checklists

[ebon crescent]

idk the full definition but thats the basics

[wind moon]

ahh gotcha, just a card system

pureref is a banger tho..

got soo many mood boards ill never run out of inspiration

[terse trench]

I've yet to see any compelling feature that's missing from the combination of vim and git for project management

except a shallower learning curve

[ebon crescent]

doesnt obsidian have a mood board built in? why the addition of pureref?

[terse trench]

would be cool to not require anything else

[obsidian ferry]

Agile doesn't tell you how to do things. All agile says is "Measure how fast you do things and tell people as quickly as you can", that's all.
You can do agile with this system of yours with no more difficulties than you already have to deal with.

Agile doesn't tell you to use Kanban or SCRUM or sprints or whatever.

[terse trench]

sure

i could have been more specific, "that is any 'agile' methodology"

by your definition I'm not sure how well a pure git approach could measure how fast you do things or tell people about them

telling people maybe as you could get that from updates on pull

but less positive on measuring stuff

there is probably support for measuring dates between commits

so maybe

i think I'd just call it git though

[wind moon]

infinite scaleability..

obsidian can embed images

but pureref u can clump images.. i just find it more aesthetically pleasing..

[woeful burrow]

All I really need is

• A way to write user stories
• Relate tickets to those user stories
• Relate subtickets to those tickets
• Relate subtickets to those subtickets
• Track my progress on the tickets on a kanban board.

Trello satifies those conditions with the Hello Epics power-up addon

[woeful burrow]

but it's paid

[wind moon]

more content, easier to access w/ pureref, for images/moodboards anyway

[wind moon]

thats alot for "all i really need" lol

[woeful burrow]

Ultimately it's just a kanban board and some digital post it notes.

[wind moon]

u any good at webdev?

[woeful burrow]

I could cook this up, but don't wanna spend the time on it, lol.

[ivory sedge]

Trn

[woeful burrow]

trn?

[wind moon]

thats fair, i tend to think about doing things like that if i see a market..

say its not only just for u..

might be some 🤑 going around

[woeful burrow]

I mean, there's tools that do this for 💵 , but I haven't found a nice free open-source alternative.

[terse trench]

project planning/management

[ivory sedge]

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