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Kaneo – An open source project management platform
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Re: Kaneo – An open source project management platform
#22Echoing others: screenshots, demo that doesn't require data harvesting ( ahem , "sign ups"). Personal feedback: * Docker Compose is sufficient for a Quick Start, but not production installation. Needs substantially more documentation about production-ready setups at the very least, especially security considerations. * Would also add additional Quick Start guides for Kubernetes. * Documentation should also cover rati…
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Re: Kaneo – An open source project management platform
#23The "Features" and "Community" links don't navigate/ scroll anywhere for me. Using Chrome 133 arm64 on macOS. As an aside, is it just me or do a lot of these new project management apps coopt Linear's style? Not saying that this is completely derivative, the website just gave me those vibes (and I won't sign up to try out the demo so maybe some screenshots on the front page would be nice :P)
Hey, thank for your feedback. This product wasn't meant to be posted since it's under heavy development. I will add some more screenshots and make the demo possible without signing up.
Re: Kaneo – An open source project management platform
#24I was super interested in this, but I bounced from your landing page after about 30 second. Echoing what everyone else says:
- Put screenshots on the landing page
- If I click "Try Demo" I just get sent to a log in page and I have no idea what to do next. I don't even want to try a demo, I just want to know what the damn product looks like. If I've got to create an account just to see your product, that's an instant bounce from me.
Fixing both of those would be ideal, but fixing even one would be a massive help.
Re: Kaneo – An open source project management platform
#25Hey y'all, I'm Andrej. The developer behind Kaneo. Sorry for not inserting any screenshots. Honestly this software is still in beta and I'm still working on this. Thank you for the feedback. I had - I will remove the sign ups for the demo - Add more screenshots This is a passion project as someone mentioned. I love open source and it will always stay free. Hopefully I'll be able to share it whenever it's complete it.…
Appreciate it must be frustrating to get a lot of (repeated) suggestions for things that are already further down your todo list.
Let me add one and a half. : )
Comparison / advantages (even if anticipated rather than current) over competitive products in this space, which I assume are things like Planka, Kanboard, and other similarly generous and responsibly licensed kanban/project-management tools.
Tangentially related, in your documentation a discussion around your architecture decisions - f.e. rabbitmq, sqlite.
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Re: Kaneo – An open source project management platform
#27Are the "Features" and "Community" links at the top supposed to not work? Firefox, MacOS
Re: Kaneo – An open source project management platform
#28Hey y'all, I'm Andrej. The developer behind Kaneo. Sorry for not inserting any screenshots. Honestly this software is still in beta and I'm still working on this. Thank you for the feedback. I had - I will remove the sign ups for the demo - Add more screenshots This is a passion project as someone mentioned. I love open source and it will always stay free. Hopefully I'll be able to share it whenever it's complete it.…
The fact that it is trending on HN despite the lack of adequate Kandi g page material indicates there is demand for such an app. Keep working on it!
agree, the feedback is a sign of market demand. thanks for sharing this, going to check it out :)
Re: Kaneo – An open source project management platform
#29Are the "Features" and "Community" links at the top supposed to not work? Firefox, MacOS
Same on Chrome/Win11.
Re: Kaneo – An open source project management platform
#30Echoing others: screenshots, demo that doesn't require data harvesting ( ahem , "sign ups"). Personal feedback: * Docker Compose is sufficient for a Quick Start, but not production installation. Needs substantially more documentation about production-ready setups at the very least, especially security considerations. * Would also add additional Quick Start guides for Kubernetes. * Documentation should also cover rati…
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Then just give me a button to try anonymously