diacritica

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by diacritica 6y ago
Have you tried Taiga? https://resources.taiga.io/features/5minkanban/ and it's open source (AGPL3)
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by diacritica 6y ago
This should be answered by the Inkscape team. I'm sure some stuff was going to be included already...
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by diacritica 6y ago
Hi, rethinkscape member here. This is superold news! We just wanted to bring back the nice landing for that experiment now we have launched Penpot. Wow, that escalated quickly (into HN). After that project, we approached Inkscape team and s
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by diacritica 6y ago
I was part of that project and I agree with you, I don't know how that came to HN, TBH. That same "design consultancy" (we're not that but I understand the confusion) decided instead to focus on creating Penpot ( https:
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by diacritica 6y ago
It's evolving as we speak. Full-time excellent team, go go go!
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by diacritica 6y ago
Heh, once again, hackernews makes a difference. Thank you guys! https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EtQIzT9XIAA5DRJ?format=jpg&name=...
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by diacritica 6y ago
Wow, thats great feedback, let me write all that down! I'll tell you this already, desktop version is on the roadmap, we will probably produce an electron-based "native" app that can "install". We kind of like the i
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by diacritica 6y ago
Yes, proprietary format import/export is on our roadmap. We have given priority to the feel-at-home experience rather than going for format compatibility. Also SVG posed many challenges. But yeah, I think we'd start with Figma, si
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by diacritica 6y ago
Yeah, that's one of reasons we went for clojure and clojurescript, to get that smoothness and performance. I'll send those amazing kudos to the team in 3, 2, 1... :)
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by diacritica 6y ago
wow... I just screenshot this and shared it with the Penpot team. No need for comment, really. You got it. Thank you.
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by diacritica 6y ago
I hear you! The thing is that sometimes (only sometimes) you do need to use the best technology for a project. In this case, Penpot's very own nature demands technology that is super-performant manipulating zillions of vectors and math
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by diacritica 6y ago
That's the thing with proprietary tools. You're always always trapped. To be completely honest, when we were considering Penpot's huge roadmap we told ourselves "even if it's just the tool for education, universitie
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by diacritica 6y ago
We're presenting Penpot at FOSDEM (online) this Sunday in case anyone wants to know more about the project: https://fosdem.org/2021/schedule/event/penpot_design_freedom...
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by diacritica 6y ago
Yeah, if you are a freelancer and don't interact much with tech teams, I'd say yes. But Penpot is open source, SVG based, you can go cloud or on premise, meant to engage with devs also. I think we've got a different approach
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by diacritica 6y ago
Hey taiga lover, I feel you :) Today we released Taiga6 BTW ( https://blog.taiga.io/taiga6-release.html ), but we didn't want to steal penpot's thunder. We think Taiga6 will make things right. Anyway, Penpot is jus
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by diacritica 12y ago
Not yet, but it's something we definetely have for the mid-term. This was our first release (beta still) and we could have waited until we had git integration but we thought we should listen first, then adapt to what people need. No su
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by diacritica 12y ago
We think custom fields could solve most of what people with such needs are looking for. Accounting is a big word, it means different things to different teams, so most probably custom fields + API (so you can integrate taiga.io with your ac
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by diacritica 12y ago
Hi! There is no real integration between a sprint taskboard and a kanban in taiga.io Doing so could end up being a nightmare because both flows work differently. Nothing prevents you from having two open sprints with two separate sprint tas