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Our accounting team found it useful to keep their team on track. Oddly I wound up using for all things personal related.
Only complaints are barrier to entry is high and plugins aren't yet supported.
Fun fact: The way kanban is used in project management is different than the original kanban used in manufacturing plants. In "IRL" kanban cards are handed _backwards_ to the previous station to signal demand, so things don't get worked on, unless they are needed downstream.
The idea of Scrum Sprints applied to this has always seemed ridiculous to me. Scrum Sprints box the time for a given set of work ("We're going to get these 3 items done in a sprint") rather than just dynamically allocate work in a steady stream. In Kanban, you just take work and execute it as it appears for you, and it gets done when it gets done. They don't make one car a day, they make a dynamically shifting amount of cars per day, as needed. (Incidentally, I just found this adorable Toyota Production Children's Questions page https://www.toyota.co.jp/en/kids/faq/b/01/)
Fun fact: The way kanban is used in project management is different than the original kanban used in manufacturing plants. In "IRL" kanban cards are handed _backwards_ to the previous station to signal demand, so things don't get worked on, unless they are needed downstream.
Yep, but it's logically the same. The Todo/Ready pile is the "demand" that is waiting to be fulfilled, and the worker "pulls" a new card from the ToDo/Ready pile, rather than "pull" a part to assemble a car. If anyone is using Kanban for tech work and hasn't read the wiki page, the concepts behind Kanban are far more important than the actual process. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kanban The idea of Scrum Sprints app…
Initial impressions, I ran: `docker run -d --name kanboard -p 80:80 -t kanboard/kanboard:v1.2.8` Then `docker logs kanboard` But I can't figure out how to log in. Maybe you should print the default login username and randomized password to std output when starting with docker? Edit Apparently this is not Show HN, so I'm not sure who am I talking to.
Took a wild guess it was admin/admin and got lucky.
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Sooo... the design is not good, performance is very very poor, plugins are clunky, reporting is also poor, there's no mobile client ..... but you're happy with it. Hmmh, alright.
Yes. I could have listed all the good points, but didn't apart from stability. The negatives are only such if they're important to you. If you don't have more than 50 cards visible, no problem. If you don't need a good Gantt chart, no problem. If you don't need fancy report exporting, no problem. If you don't need a mobile client, no problem. If you can write a little CSS to make it look prettier, no problem. If you…
This looks lovely for a self hosted Kanban board. Of course there are _lots_ of paid products out there for this too, but there are a lot of times where my company would prefer something free and self hosted. Slightly unrelated: It looks like the author is the same as the self-hosted RSS reader Miniflux which I've been using for 4-6 months now and has been fantastic (Miniflux is linked in the footer and the primary c…