Second release includes few new features that I was missing when using My Personal Kanban. Some of the features come from suggestions posted by users of the original My Personal Kanban, version 1.0.
The few main features include:
- Limiting WIP
- Cards tagging
- Unique numbers on tags
- Cosmetic changes and additional keyboard shortcuts
I still have some functionality I would like to deliver in the next few releases, including:
- More keyboard shortcuts
- Exporting/Importing of single board
- Filtering of cards on the board by using tags
As before, I would love if you could give me some feedback on the Application.
The detailed description with OS specific downloadable binaries on the My Personal Kanban 2.0 page.
I was excited to see a new version when I saw how untouched the 0-8-0 version was, but unfortunately, I’m also saddened to see that it’s no longer open source. I will have to find another Kanban board unfortunately, as I seek transparency in the programs I run, but I wish you luck with this project!
Hi DeJayh,
The open-sourcing is coming soon. I was learning new technologies while developing MPK and want to tidy up the code a bit before releasing it.
It should in the public repository within a few weeks.
Hello!
I have several questions about ur project because I’ve been searching a lot for a projects managment software for a while now and MPK was the nearest to my needs so far. I was actually going to clone repo of first version and add features I need but there were missing dependencies and then I somehow found that you are working on new version. Unfortunetly there are only binaries and I wonder if this project wont be opensource anymore? Also I wonder if exported projects from previous version will be compatibale to import into this one? I would be gratefull for response 😀
And at the end I wanted to sugest to add some info to readme of first project that you are working on new one because I found this page by accident and it was close to me to never find out about comming new version 😀
I will be open-sourcing the new version soon.
I need to add that the project is fundamentally different (technologies and a standalone app instead of the in-browser app).
Anyways, I used MPK 2.0 as a way to learn new technologies so I’m cleaning the code and will open-source it soon.