@mntmn Oh, wow, great find! #TaskJuggler is exactly what I need too!
Convenient bonus: it's #ruby based, so directly within my area of experience.
https://taskjuggler.org & https://github.com/taskjuggler/TaskJuggler
Updated #TaskJuggler to the latest version in my #COPR repository for @fedora :
https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/ankursinha/rubygem-taskjuggler/
TaskJuggler is an Open Source project management tool. It's full of great features---scheduling, resource allocation, gannt charts, reports and reporting, all of it. See the documentation here: https://taskjuggler.org/documentation.html
I use it to manage all my work projects, and it's a real boon. Give it a go!
You know what's as uncommon as the aurora that keep popping on my feed? A new blog post :D
Hope this one will give you some inspiration on [managing both your personal and professional lives](http://www-gem.codeberg.page/cli_life-org/)
Notes taking has became extremely trendy over the last few years and there’s a whole business with pseudo philosophy and theories to support it. That being said, managing both personal and professional lives is a daunting task that goes way beyond notes. With the proliferation of tools and apps designed to help us stay organized, the challenge lies not in the lack of options but in finding the right one that seamlessly integrates both aspects of our lives. I’m sharing here the tools I’ve chosen for my own needs, why I chose them, and how I use them. This will include managing entire projects, to-do lists, agendas, and schedules.
Are you a project/program manager, a developer, a programmer, a writer, or you have busy days and like to be orgnized? Then hire taskjuggler in your team.
https://www-gem.codeberg.page/cli_taskjuggler
Have you ever found it challenging to keep track of all the tasks and deadlines involved in a project? Some tools can help you dealing with that but they may lack the ability to adapt to the variety of your projects complexity and/or they may lack a command line interface (which is obviously a mandatory factor of choice :) ). The remedy is an open-source project management tool called [TaskJuggler](https://taskjuggler.
Just updated #TaskJuggler to the latest 3.7.2 release in my @fedora #COPR repository:
https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/ankursinha/rubygem-taskjuggler/
Does anyone here use #TaskJuggler? I'd like to list all tasks that have no open dependency. (Or, in TJ terms, `hidetask`s that depend on not-completed tasks.)
Morgan Aldridge
Ankur Sinha "FranciscoD"
www-gem
Ben Cotton (he/him)
proedie
engtao
GeckoClimber