Planning to use Projects in conjunction with milestones to link them to an actual version goal and use Github tag releases per new version.
I like how where the above is going, but overall it's still very minimal and creating 'tickets' out of the projects board directly is still a bit cumbersome since they need to be converted to issues first and then open the actual issue to do all the labeling & assigning.
Personally, I mostly use it as a road map or once (before I used Things.app) I used it as my personal todo tool to use Kanban for non-dev related tasks. But that was during the early phase when it came out, and it wasn't as mature back then as it is now.
Agreed with the story above. I use GitHub projects the same way as I use all similar tools (Trello for everything, Jira for office job tasks) in Scrum style.
It's for example, my last project with additional column For review for waiting for a review from a client.
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We're currently trying this out across a team of PO's, designers & devs for an open source application: github.com/inthepocket/white-label...
Since this one of our first semi-large OSS apps, we're trying to use Github Projects as a substitute for Jira:
Todo 👉🏻In Progress 👉🏻 In Review 👉🏻 Done. These auto update for the todo & done columns.I like how where the above is going, but overall it's still very minimal and creating 'tickets' out of the projects board directly is still a bit cumbersome since they need to be converted to issues first and then open the actual issue to do all the labeling & assigning.
Personally, I mostly use it as a road map or once (before I used Things.app) I used it as my personal todo tool to use Kanban for non-dev related tasks. But that was during the early phase when it came out, and it wasn't as mature back then as it is now.
Agreed with the story above. I use GitHub projects the same way as I use all similar tools (Trello for everything, Jira for office job tasks) in Scrum style.
It's for example, my last project with additional column
For reviewfor waiting for a review from a client.