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sllugovskih2015-02-21 19:07:03
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sllugovskih, 2015-02-21 19:07:03

Which CRM, TODO to choose?

I work as a web developer in a website development company, plus I constantly lead my projects from freelance. I noticed that every half a year I switch from one system for storing notes and cases to another and nothing suits me completely.
I need to store contacts, project lists, to-do lists, various project notes (eg hosting access). Tried everything from Workflowy to Todoist and Megaplan.
Friends, how do you cope with your tasks and what do you use? Thank you!

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Denis Safronov, 2015-02-21
@mcdb

No matter how creepy it sounds, but ... Redmine.

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Mark Levin, 2015-03-10
@marklivein

I personally use vorkseshn, arranges everything "from" and "to".
Everything else is either expensive or does not have the full and necessary functionality.

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Nikolai, 2015-02-21
@j_wayne

I use planiro

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Sergey Sergeev, 2015-02-21
@alokazay

I also had such a problem, then I spat and wrote my scheduler. Bitrix24, trill, megaplan was used as the basis for many ideas.

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Renat Bugrov, 2015-06-04
@renat79

another good bourgeois comparative resource on PM products - saas-guide.com

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roswell, 2017-11-05
@devellopah

$products = json_decode( '[{"value":"1000 рублей"},{"value":"500 рублей"},{"value":"5000 рублей"}]', true );
// или
$products = [ [ 'value' => '1000 рублей' ], [ 'value' => '500 рублей' ], [ 'value' => '5000 рублей' ] ];

$total_price = array_reduce( $products, function( $v, $i ) {
    $v += intval( $i[ 'value' ], 10 );
    return $v;
} );

echo $total_price; // 6500

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Oleg, 2017-11-05
@Austin_Powers

As in any other PL:
1) Loop through the collection objects
2) Parse the value into value (in this case, you can use the explode function)
3) Sum the resulting value into $total_price

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jkd, 2017-11-05
@jkd

Well, you somehow mixed up the concepts ...
There is no such semantics in PHP ..
the array in PHP
$products = [
[ 'value'=> 1000],
[ 'value'=> 500],
[ 'value'=> 5000]
] ;
or
$products = [
1000,
500,
5000
];
Well, the sum is
$sum=array_reduce($products,function($n,$v){
$n += $v;
return $n;
});

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