my-personal-kanban

If anyone is looking for another open source solution, there's https://github.com/greggigon/my-personal-kanban. What's neat about the above one is it's a single offline html file that you open in your browser and everything is saved to local storage (but it has a JSON export / import feature for more robust backups). Of course that means it's really only usable for 1 person, but if you're a solo developer, it's a breath of fresh air to just open a simple html file without needing to run a service to use it. It's not the prettiest tool but it's very usable. I've been using it to manage a large personal side project. I made a video on that here: https://nickjanetakis.com/blog/an-open-source-and-fully-offl...

I have found that using a Bullet Journal ( a nice pen and paper solution) I can cover my Calendar, Tasks, and even general notes rather well. You can find instruction here: http://bulletjournal.com/ , but the best part is that it will work with any notebook you have lying around! For Kanban's, I have used Trello, but got a little annoyed. I recently found this personal Kanban project: https://github.com/greggigon/my-personal-kanban It's use is very simple, and I find that it works well for me. A little difficult to share among a group though. Finally for All the rest of my documentation: Keepnote http://keepnote.org/ This glorious little tool handled nearly anything you can throw at it. It supports Windows and Linux ( I am not certain about Mac), and it is search-able. I have used it from all my work related notes, specifically for debugg