Project management for internal IT projects and tasks
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We’re using Asana. It’s ok.
Interface is easy to get lost in and can get spammy (email) if you have an overly keen team that likes to get stuff done and you don’t change the setting.It’s mildly gamified, bordering on half heartedly.
Much better than MS teams and document sharing.
Interestingly, asana seem to sanatise the text put in by blocking certain strings.
For example, under the “profile” thing where you can put a bio like entry that your coworkers will never read, it won’t display: select * from everyone where clue > 0
But it will display a drop table command... I may or may not have quickly tested their data sanatisation... asana doesn’t strike me as being built on SQL anyway.Anyway...
I find it difficult to keep a tab on things or find stuff when there’s more than 5 projects with multiple tasks.
5/10
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I'm setting up openproject as we speak. An email came in about using a different software (which, okay) and I figured I'd see what was available.
They have a simple installation process too, which should make standing up this test a piece of cake.
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@dustinb3403 What distro are you using?
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So far (in my testing and from this thread) it seems like this segment has a long way to go...
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@bnrstnr said in Project management for internal IT projects and tasks:
@dustinb3403 What distro are you using?
CentOS 7. Having an issue with Unicorn though (and I'm not able to access the website once the installer finishes).
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@dustinb3403 I'm trying on Debian 9.3 right now
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@bnrstnr said in Project management for internal IT projects and tasks:
@dustinb3403 I'm trying on Debian 9.3 right now
Let me know if you have the same issues with unicorn.
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@dustinb3403 said in Project management for internal IT projects and tasks:
Let me know if you have the same issues with unicorn.
when I run "openproject run web" I get the following error:
bundler: failed to load command: unicornI also have a ton of ruby alias_method_chain errors when I run "openproject configure"
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