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This made me laugh, as I've done the same thing for years. I just keep a "to do" text file open and put new things into it and move things into the completed se
by 7thaccount 5y ago
This made me laugh, as I've done the same thing for years. I just keep a "to do" text file open and put new things into it and move things into the completed section when done. I don't have time for the JIRA method as it is overly complicated and I work on a lot of solo projects these days, so the additional features aren't useful. My boss just wants a weekly status update (email with a few bullet points), so nobody would care anyway. I'd say it is super effective for me.
- Sohcahtoa82 5y agoFor solo projects, I still prefer a tracker, but I use Taiga. It's very basic, but that's all I need. I don't want to create a list of fields that I have to fill out on every ticket. Most of my tickets don't even have a description, just a title.