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nick1m2021-11-24 06:06:21
Task Management
nick1m, 2021-11-24 06:06:21

Joint development of the project, is there a suitable software?

Hello!
There are a lot of taskers and applications for the joint implementation of projects, but I can’t find it specifically for planning, developing the project itself.

There is a task - to make a website. The customer is a group of several people. Kills the "stream of consciousness" in tape form through instant messengers.

I would like to jointly create the structure of the site, for each item of the Wishlist, discussions, etc. remotely and cross-platform.

Google Wave would have been very good, but the project closed many years ago.

Is there anything similar?

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hint000, 2021-11-24
@hint000

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenProject ?
More: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Free_projec...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Collaborati...

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Sergio, 2021-11-24
@sergiodev

https://trello.com/

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Alexander, 2021-11-24
@ForestAndGarden

forum engine.

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Gallahad, 2022-01-18
@Gallahad

Trello, leadertask, asana, tuduist. A lot of them. Need something more specific to choose from. Leadertask is easier to use while maintaining the functionality of the most necessary, it is more tailored for small companies. Trello is a kind of giant, but more bulky, in my opinion. What you described is the functionality of any task manager in itself.

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Centrino, 2015-03-31
@olololosh

By code. There is a directory, getting the name of a new folder, selecting the entire list of folders in the directory (should the check be on clearly selected(s)? and then the loop goes through all the selected folders in the directories and creates a new folder.
f1.list(checked)?
or go through the list of folders and check the flag if it is selected.

for(int i = 0; i < dirStrings.length; i++){
// Проверка, выбрана ли папка в директории, что бы там создать новую папку??
File dir = new File(dirname + "/" + dirStrings[i], dirName);
dir.mkdir();

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GavriKos, 2015-03-31
@GavriKos

And where in your code do you even check which checkbox you have checked?

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