2010
2009
Tripbase | Tripbase.com
by simon_bricolo
travel website that suggests vacations ideas based on user-specified criteria through an auto updating web 2.0 interface
2008
2007
Virtual Planner - Trac
by camel & 4 others (via)
The Virtual planning board is a web application that allows you to tie in visual project planning with your existing Trac tickets - across a range of projects (where each project has a seperate svn repository and associated trac instance). It allows you to assign tickets to a particular week and therefore plan your workflow for a given period. Soon you'll be able to do simple project estimation with a 'developer hours' feature that compares available hours to the estimated times on the tickets
re:PocketMod - reinventing paper organizer
by jdrsantos
PocketMod is a simple paper organizer - little booklet you may use anywhere, anyway. You may choose different templates (lists, notes, calendars, games etc) for each page, print all of them and fold it to a small 8-page booklet. Now you have your ultimate
Download APP for Windows & Linux on SourceForge.net
by didi
APP automatically calculates a time plan / project plan based on effort estimations and expected end dates. Tasks (+ a max. perc.-rate) can be assigned to one or more resources. Vacations, predecessors, weekly work hours,.. are considered in calculation
Auto Project Planner - Homepage
by didi & 1 other
Auto Project Planner is an Open Source project management application for Windows, Linux and Mac operating systems.
The software automatically calculates a proper project plan based on your effort estimations and the due dates you have in mind.
A list of tasks and a list of employees can be defined. Tasks can be assigned to one or more employees. It is also possible to define a maximum percentage value an employee can/should work on a task. Public holidays, leaves, weekly working hours and some more parameters can be specified and are considered in the calculation.
According to this input the software compute time plans by minimizing the MSE (mean squared error) between expected and computed end dates.
2006
Getting to Done: The Ultimate Home Office - Lifehacker
by ruadrift
Getting to Done: The Ultimate Home Office
