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Bit of a blast from the past for me, as we used Perfect Table Plan when we got married. I heard about that from its creator Andy Brice who frequented the Joel o
by thom 3y ago
Bit of a blast from the past for me, as we used Perfect Table Plan when we got married. I heard about that from its creator Andy Brice who frequented the Joel on Software forums, a spiritual precursor to HN.
https://www.perfecttableplan.com/ https://www.perfecttableplan.com/
Anyway, we used it to get _most_ of the way there, but ultimately reverted to hand crafting stuff at the end. For us there were many constraints that were vague feelings, only coming to light when we had a plan in front of us, and if you end up doing many rounds of tweaks you lose any real efficiency gain from using software.
- teejae 3y agoGood points! I looked at Perfect Table Plan, and it seemed perhaps a bit "too complex" at the moment. I agree that it takes some iteration, and that's why the UI is meant to help tweaking, and testing new ideas. You can lock people in place and keep tweaking, and go back in your work. Btw, how many people attended your wedding when you used Perfect Table Plan?
- hermitcrab 3y agoPerfectTablePlan is still going strong. Currently in v6 and v7 in development.