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Re: Ask HN: Software/methods to structure time for side projects

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Linear is pretty great. They have a lot of more advanced features but the core interface is nice and clean. I like their project view with a nice graph of completed/remaining that gives a nice sense of whether the scope is still expanding or if you're on the other side of the hill and cruising towards complete.

+1 Linear is amazing for individuals and teams. A keyboard-first approach, easy to create new tasks, graphs, comments, and documents makes it easy to work.

P.S. I run a product studio. I'm using Linear for teams and also for my creative projects.

Re: Ask HN: Software/methods to structure time for side projects

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README.md per project with a task per line, sorted by priority, is what worked for me. Example: # v1 MVP - skeleton project : with hello world. - database : add a database to the project and connect to it using code. - login/logout : add users table and create a simple login/logout screen. # v2 - reset password : allows user to click on forgot password and receive a new password link in their email. - themes : tailwi…

> GitHub Issues: not ergonomic enough. Requires many clicks and typing to search issues once you get past like 10 issues.

I agree--Is it just me or GitHub's web is kinda slow to use? I wonder if it's my country's internet or just the website that is slow

My solution is to use GitHub CLI tbh

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