Release: Pale Purple's Trac Project Planning Board

This week, we are releasing our first full open source project.

It's basically a piece of web-based software, written in Python and PHP, that allows you to allocate tickets from multiple Trac projects to a simple week-based 'board' in order to organise work priority for developers.

I've written about why we wanted this, and created a short user guide on the Trac site for the project. This is still in development and we're working on some more features (You can see what we've got planned from our timeline).

We're releasing it under the GPL, and it is now available for you to check out with subversion and install. Sam has written an installation guide and there are some scripts etc to help you out.

We'd love feedback if people want to try this out, and would be happy to take on patches and give regular contributors svn write access. We're also interested in feature requests from people who might use this in slightly different ways.

See http://virtual-planner.palepurple.co.uk for instructions and 'stuff'.

(In an effort to avoid Spam, the wiki is currently only read-only)

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wow

wow, that is exactly what trac is currently lacking: A way to link multiple projects together and do planning. I'm going to dig into this one a bit I think.

I have to try it :)

I have to try it :)

It's been updated

Adrian's been busy (locked away in his dungeon) so it should now be better (perhaps this is now version 1.0.1?).

Changes -
* Works on any monitor resolution (although the priority ordering is now left -> right in rows, not proximity to the top left corner)
* He's added some form of developer hour budgeting/counting/tracking so you can ensure your minions have a full weeks worth of work ;)

I think he's done other stuff too... but regardless, check out the http://virtual-planner.palepurple.co.uk site.

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