I've struggled to really engage with Asana, when I've had to use it in the recent past. I hope these enhancements make their product better, but apart from one

I've struggled to really engage with Asana, when I've had to use it in the recent past. I hope these enhancements make their product better, but apart from one part-time role where I have to use it, Asana isn't my first choice. Keyboard shortcuts are good, but often forgotten and the buttons to do the same not always easily found. Formatting options are limited - I'm not aware of a wide range of Markdown being supported. It's just been an OK experience, without making me want to really buy into the ecosystem. Over the last 12 months I've tried, and paid for, both Trello and ToDoist. They were both OK, in a bit of a limited way. I really wanted a bit more than either of them offered. After much investigation and demo use with the likes of Taiga (I really, really wanted to like this, but it was just a bit too locked into a quite rigid Scrum and Sprint approach, when sometimes all I need is a To Do list), Tuleap and Restyaboard, I've now installed my own instance of Kanboard (http://kanboard.net/ http://kanboard.net/) on the bottom end DI droplet. It looks a bit ugly out of the box, but an hour of messing about with a little custom CSS and I think it looks as good as anything else. I really like the ability to switch views between Kanban board, task list, calendar and a basic Gantt view. This keeps, to some extent, everyone working on the projects happy, especially as many of my team members aren't coming from a development background. Kanboard seems to be actively developed and reasonably bug free.