Suggestions for 'project management' ?

Suggestions for 'project management' ?

[jonetsu]

I've looked at EDE and Projman.  Both seems to be fairly
straightforward.  There are a few others also.  Before committing to
one, I'd like to hear about suggestions regarding 'project management'
eg. which one are you using and why.  There are some out there that
seems to not have received any update for a long time.  

Thanks.

Re: Suggestions for 'project management' ?

[jonetsu]

On Thu, 28 Mar 2019 11:19:52 -0400
jonetsu <jonetsu@teksavvy.com> wrote:

> I've looked at EDE and Projman.  

As I browse melpa/gnu with packages-list-packages I'm surprised to not
see EDE in there.

Re: Suggestions for 'project management' ?

[Óscar Fuentes]

jonetsu <jonetsu@teksavvy.com> writes:

> I've looked at EDE and Projman.  Both seems to be fairly
> straightforward.  There are a few others also.  Before committing to
> one, I'd like to hear about suggestions regarding 'project management'
> eg. which one are you using and why.  There are some out there that
> seems to not have received any update for a long time.  

I don't use this, nor any other, but people say it is good:

https://www.projectile.mx/en/latest/

Re: Suggestions for 'project management' ?

[Damien Collard]

On Jeu, mar 28 2019, jonetsu wrote:

> I've looked at EDE and Projman.  Both seems to be fairly
> straightforward.  There are a few others also.  Before committing to
> one, I'd like to hear about suggestions regarding 'project management'
> eg. which one are you using and why.

I use Projectile (https://github.com/bbatsov/projectile). Nice features,
easy to use. And it works well with Helm.

I have one criticism, though: it uses the minibuffer to show its
indexing status, which means it sometimes hides more important
information (it should use the mode line instead; maybe this can be
achieved with some defadvice).

Damien