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Thank you, very interesting example, but I don't necessarily see the added value in the graph form, for this particular example - it implies dependencies where

Thank you, very interesting example, but I don't necessarily see the added value in the graph form, for this particular example - it implies dependencies where there are none - for example buying GBP only after buying the guide book etc. I think it is just the example that is wrong. What's typical for a holiday break, is a todo list, which is in no particular order. Perhaps an actual project would be a better example?

zwischenzug 9y ago
The dependency order is the other way round: Enjoy Holiday depends on Pack suitcase depends on Buy guide book depends on buy GBP I could have used a 'real' example but then it would have got bogged down in the details of that example. Most of us have planned for a holiday, so I just used that example. Maybe 'moving house' would have been better, but that's more culture-specific. I'd welcome a PR if you'd want to add a better example.