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The blog has so much more advice than what the clickbait title would have you believe.
I click the star on GitHub when I come across a project that doesn't seem immediately worthwhile, but that I might want to check back on in a few years.
I can't imagine caring about how many stars / likes something has.
That does look like a pure copy of Linear UI wise
I will try this out as a tool to manage my private tasks. I always wanted something like Jira for my personal life.
Just create a github repository (privately if you want) and update a README.md file and journal at the end chronologically or reverse chronologically depending on how you think of your journal.
I've been doing this since 2013 and it really helps me get things done.
Because it's the ONE place you go to to plan and see what you need to do, you don't have to remember hundreds of different buckets where information goes and is forgotten. It's all there in one place.
That does look like a pure copy of Linear UI wise
I will try this out as a tool to manage my private tasks. I always wanted something like Jira for my personal life.
Joking aside, how would you use this tool for your private tasks?
Gives a 404. I hope they see this message, it was the only thing I wanted to read really.
The blog has so much more advice than what the clickbait title would have you believe.
Can you elaborate? I click the star on GitHub when I come across a project that doesn't seem immediately worthwhile, but that I might want to check back on in a few years. I can't imagine caring about how many stars / likes something has.
https://docs.plane.so/self-hosting Gives a 404. I hope they see this message, it was the only thing I wanted to read really.
I will try this out as a tool to manage my private tasks. I always wanted something like Jira for my personal life.
That sounds really dystopian. Akin to having a Scrum standup with the kids each morning before school. Do you mean personal programming projects or in general?