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Anyone know if this supports swim lanes, or nested boards?
This is by the same person who made miniflux! It's a fantastic, minimal (just the right amount of functionality to be good ) RSS feed reader. It's how I got here :) https://miniflux.app/
It looks fantastic but I think they should have chosen sqlite over postgres in this case since it aims to be minimal
Used it in a project, worked ok. One problem back then was it was desktop use only, using it on a tablet or phone didn’t work well, perhaps this has improved since then.
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Kanboard is featureful, simple to use, and very fast to load. Hosting wekan was a pain and the UX just sucked compared to Kanboard. I highly recommend Kanboard or Gitea’s kanban issue boards if you’re already using that.
If Gitea has kanban now, they're a great rec.
Thus ends my search for a kanban board, since I already have Gitea.
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Maybe it's my age (after certain number one becomes super lazy..), but self host anything that requires me to install something is too much of an ask. Provide a binary that I can drop on my /remote/ machine and I may consider using it.
Docker containers solved this for me. I can’t remember the last time I installed a web app.
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Okay,so obsidian looks really cool but from what I see on their page it is not open source right? Any open source equivalents?
IMHO a very capable FOSS competitor for Obsidian is LogSeq ( https://logseq.com/ ). I use Logseq since 6 month and love it. There also exists a Kanban Plugin for LogSeq, which I have not yet tried... https://github.com/hkgnp/logseq-kanban-plugin
But from the home page I don't directly get whether this is backed by markdown flat files or some other system, do you know?
This is by the same person who made miniflux! It's a fantastic, minimal (just the right amount of functionality to be good ) RSS feed reader. It's how I got here :) https://miniflux.app/
There is also the kanban built onto nextcloud… if only it had a mobile client that would be awesome.
I actually ended up making a physical Kanban board at home in a central location. Relatively large corkboard using 3x5 index cards, with a few layers of backlog, in-progress lane with a hard cap of 2 cards, and about 1/3 of the space reserved for done cards. This last bit should be unnecessary in theory but I find psychologically satisfying to look at. This is for shared use by the family.
An interesting feature-not-bug is that my In Progress column is capped at four tickets, physically, by the ice maker.
For personal use I can recommend this Obsidian plugin. It turns a markdown file into a Kanban board. https://github.com/mgmeyers/obsidian-kanban
...which can go right into git! You can even use it to update your GitHub wiki as Ben Christel does[0]. 0. https://github.com/benchristel/benchristel.github.io/wiki/
https://docs.github.com/en/communities/documenting-your-proj...
Otherwise it's a lightweight alternative to Obsidian Publish. The disadvantage, that it's limited to a common subset of GFM, Gollum, and Obsidian Markdown.