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For my own needs, I still self-host and use OpenProject which appears to be this slightly clunky and slow but overall usable Rails app (used Kanboard for more l
by KronisLV 4y ago
For my own needs, I still self-host and use OpenProject which appears to be this slightly clunky and slow but overall usable Rails app (used Kanboard for more lightweight organizational tasks before that).
Haven't personally used Taiga, so can anyone comment on their impressions, maybe also compared to something like Redmine or Jira? What's good? What's annoying? What's missing?
- stayux 4y agoStill using Kanboard. It is sufficient for my team needs. For the rest is Slack.
- anthropodie 4y agoIf anyone is looking for boards then I recommend focalboard from mattermost
- adulion 4y agoi worked in a startup who where inexperienced and tried to save costs by using taiga. Once experienced people joined the team we switched to jira.
- KronisLV 4y ago> Once experienced people joined the team we switched to jira. What was the benefit and the positive outcome from doing so, outside of familiarity with Jira? Conversely, what was problematic about the idea of sticking with Taiga or another solution, what would you miss out on? I think that every software has some shortcomings, like some people swear by Jira, others hate it, personally I can see both sides: it works, but at the same time the REST API has stuff like createmeta which you need to use for getting issue field types programmatically, except that there were breakages in the REST library between versions 8 and 9 of Jira as no data is returned even when you run those two versions with same config in parallel, though that's only applicable to their self-hostable solution which is different from their cloud solution, without getting into the licensing changes in the following years. I'm interested what you think about exact features or qualities that each has and how they compare.