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Author here! Happy to answer any questions about the article or the product idea I'm thinking about building: wormhole. I'll be writing more articles about th
by qudat 5y ago
Author here! Happy to answer any questions about the article or the product idea I'm thinking about building: wormhole.
I'll be writing more articles about the product idea to make it more clear what I want to build. Happy to read any feedback or if I'm wasting my time!
- roland35 5y agoHave you tried Wrike at all? Of all the project management tools I've used I enjoyed Wrike the most. What I liked most about it is that you can combine the same tasks together in multiple places... which helps me since many tasks don't always fit in a single hierarchy. I.e. a circuit board design could be in the "electronics" folder, but also could be part of a specific prototype build.
- snovv_crash 5y agoWrike has a horrifically slow UI. It's impossible to run a sprint planning on it, or to quickly go through what's in progress during a stand-up. It's actually slower than JIRA, which is impressive.
- roland35 5y agoIt's been a few years since I've used it, but that wouldn't surprise me. A lot of these project management tools bloat over time.
- qudat 5y agoI have not, I'll add it to my short list of software to demo. Thanks!
- mallahan 5y agoIt looks great - it seems to add dashboard functionality to the infinite nesting idea of workflowy.com which gets the nesting right, but is missing metadata & dashboard tools (and an API).
- qudat 5y agoExactly! This product idea is the brain child of Workflowy, Basecampe, and Clubhouse ... combining all the features that I love from all of them into one product.
- mch82 5y agoI’m curious why Microsoft Project is not included on the list of project management software packages? Skip the default Gantt view, but the Activity Network view contains a lot of useful features. It’s based on the PERT technique that comes from Operations Research.
- qudat 5y agoI'll add it to the list, thank you!
- svilen_dobrev 5y agoCan one say that circles are/can be used like tags, in a way? That is, Can one task belong to multiple circles? Think of aspects.. it's something i have always been missing, the graph-like nature of all these things, always being bricked into some tree-or-list-like single-parent stiff structure..
- qudat 5y agoWith my current thinking about how circles can work, a circle can reference another circle. So in a way, one task (circle) can belong to multiple circles. It's similar to how Workflowy allows the user to mirror list items.
- tablet 5y agoTake a look at https://fibery.io https://fibery.io, it addresses several problems you listed: * Rigid and difficult to experiment * Difficult to scale with a company * Difficult to couple OKRs (objective and key results) with tasks