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Aside from the fact all of my side projects are currently abandoned (in search of wellness). I use Trello, and have found organising ideas by value and difficu
by JJarrard 7y ago
Aside from the fact all of my side projects are currently abandoned (in search of wellness).
I use Trello, and have found organising ideas by value and difficulty has eased the burden of having 100+ side projects.
So.. I have multiple columns identifying which projects I will work on: "backlog", "will do", "won't do", "in progress", and "finished".
The "tickets" are also colour coded by difficulty: green - easy, orange - few days/week, red - few weeks/months.
Depending on how much time I think I will have free in the next few weeks, I pick a difficulty, and will only work on ONE project at a time (This is the only rule that stops me picking things up then abandoning it half way through).
I haven't been doing red projects in the past few months as they require more energy than I currently have, the green ones are the most fun, usually done in a night or a weekend, then I will not start another project until the next week to give myself a rest.