Citadel, Trello inspired

[yusf]

Looks promising. May take over the role of the lifesupported WeKan project.

https://www.reddit.com/r/opensource/comments/hthlhb/citadel_an_open_source_project_management_tool/

[jdaviescoates]

@yusf nice!

Source here and now has docker too
https://github.com/JordanKnott/project-citadel

I quite like WeKan too though, why do you describe it as on life support?

[girish]

Wekan is actively developed. We use it everyday. Lauri does an incredible job maintaining it.

[marcusquinn]

Rare I'd down-vote anything but I think for now that's what Citadel is for me with all the "coming soon" features meaning "not ready now" - and I also post many links fully expecting that a down-vote is an equally valid response to the app (not the poster :)) to help find and add the best of the best and still keep a place for discussions on the rest.

I like the those of aiming to have the top/best/popular-3 in any area that I read somewhere here, since all apps require update maintenance.

For work and personal I use GitLab boards. 90% adding tasks and 10% time left to work on them

[yusf]

Sorry, I didn’t intend to bash on WeKan. Wrote that in a rush. I use it too and it’s great. ”Lifesupported” doesn’t really describe the state of it. What I really think is that it feels something like ”actively maintained” and not releasing new major features (at least not for as long I’ve used it).

Thus I found Citadel’s roadmap interesting, seemingly with a focus on Trello feature parity and parity with some popular 3rd party Trello extensions.

Until that’s actually a thing though, I’m sticking with WeKan, of course.