What's hot

Loading...
  • 1 - PFT meme map

    Bottom up, inside out your Drupal based website application: Real world activities and problem domain go with the beige bubbles. The pink rectangle holds your positioning strategy, user strategy and core capacities. The green bubbles show users functional components.

  • 2 - PFT project workflow

    Understand what's involved in a complete website application project. Track the project from one stage to the next. Then, drill down...

  • 3 - PFT iteration workflow

    ... then finally drill down into the iteration workflow itself to implement the user stories.

    Or just use that as a basic WIP environment.

Cras dictum. Maecenas ut turpis.

Posted Thu, 01/07/2010 - 09:44 by Tim Gummer
Cras dictum. Maecenas ut turpis.

Cras dictum. Maecenas ut turpis. In vitae erat ac orci dignissim eleifend. Nunc quis justo. Sed vel ipsum in purus tincidunt pharetra. Sed pulvinar, felis id consectetuer malesuada, enim nisl mattis elit, a facilisis tortor nibh quis leo. Sed augue lacus, pretium vitae, molestie eget, rhoncus quis, elit. Donec in augue. Fusce orci wisi, ornare id, mollis vel, lacinia vel, massa. Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus et malesuada fames ac turpis egestas. dignissim eleifend. Nunc quis justo. Sed vel ipsum in purus tincidunt pharetra.

t2null logo

Posted Fri, 12/25/2009 - 06:46 by robertfseibel.com
t2null logo

Feedback from users

Posted Thu, 03/26/2009 - 07:37 by victorkane
  1. What users most need ASAP
  2. A word on Roles and User Stories

1. What users most need ASAP

Due to popular demand, the following user story will be moved up to top priority along with the need to easily and conveniently visualize all content created in a project:

A Product Owner can invite people via e-mail to become Team Members of a Project

Road map for April, 2009

Posted Wed, 03/25/2009 - 08:13 by victorkane

Hi all.

I hope you are working on your project hierarchies, which will allow you to quickly navigate through your project, drilling down and zooming out as the need arises.

After working so hard to get your hierarchies organized, you deserve to be able to visualize them. So that's what I am going to be working on this month, a set of easy visual user story and task boards and burndown charts.

With this addition, PFT will be moving into Alpha, and will already become a quite useful tool in its own right.

Afterwards, top priorities continue to be:

First message to users

Posted Tue, 03/24/2009 - 16:27 by victorkane

First of all, thanks so much for signing up for an account here on the Project Flow & Tracker site.

We are in pre-alpha now, so the interface still leaves a lot to be desired, and we are lacking important functionality (like Version Control connections, viewable and downloadable reports, etc.) but PFT is still usable now.

I notice that most of you "lose" your content due to failure to observe the following procedure, which is explained in the online context sensitive help (look for the "?" icon):

1. Create the project content type.

2. Go to the project page.

Translation Studio Domain Model

Posted Sat, 03/14/2009 - 09:27 by translationstudio
Translation Studio Domain Model

1 - PFT meme map

Posted Thu, 02/19/2009 - 11:27 by victorkane
1 - PFT meme map

Bottom up, inside out your Drupal based website application: Real world activities and problem domain go with the beige bubbles. The pink rectangle holds your positioning strategy, user strategy and core capacities. The green bubbles show users functional components.

2 - PFT project workflow

Posted Thu, 02/19/2009 - 11:27 by victorkane
2 - PFT project workflow

Understand what's involved in a complete website application project. Track the project from one stage to the next. Then, drill down...

3 - PFT iteration workflow

Posted Thu, 02/19/2009 - 11:27 by victorkane
3 - PFT iteration workflow

... then finally drill down into the iteration workflow itself to implement the user stories.

Or just use that as a basic WIP environment.

Syndicate content