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Ideas / Re: Lets go back to WEB1.0? :)
« on: February 12, 2009, 02:40:45 am »
There are several ajax usages in StreberPM. For example you can double click on task text (or comment text) and it will be converted to textbox with save/cancel buttons.
Yeas whole page reloads in Streber but 90% of content on this page is needed for current opened object. By the way, there are many forums in the web. Most of them reloads whole page after message posting or before viewing some topic.
I think task management processes are very close with web-forum processes (topic creation, comments).

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Ideas / Re: Lets go back to WEB1.0? :)
« on: February 11, 2009, 05:27:22 am »
2conrado:
IMHO: OpenGoo is perfect for office managers (non-geeks  :P ) but it is too slow for technical users.
I like time management as it was realized in OpenGoo (start work, add work for tasks).
I like the way how tasks are created.
But I don't like how systems objects links with each other. It is impossible (or hard) to write an article reach of hyper-links to other system objects (tasks, persons, events, uploaded files, images).
I don't want to find object in popup window any time I need to link it to other objects. I have this object opened in another window and I know its ID.  I'm a man and I have a memory. I just remember its ID. So I can write {#ID} in any message and that's all.

The problem is you can't get an external URL for any object. In Streber you can.
I think OpenGoo should be extended in that way.

2rportinga:
User shouldn't learn or even know about wiki-syntax while he don't need it.

PS. "I like what I know"
PPS. I just want OpenGoo will be usable for intensive work.

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Ideas / Lets go back to WEB1.0? :)
« on: February 10, 2009, 05:23:42 pm »
First of all, OpenGoo is amazing software. It has drammaticaly great usability!
I found a lot of features which I've never seen before.  ;)

OpenGoo is cool as application. But it is poor as web-site.
I'll try to explain.
In one of our companies we use StreberPM.
It is open-source free wiki driven project management tool written in php5.
Every object in this system has it's own unique id. So every object (attached files, tasks, milestones, comments, users, etc) can be accessed using this id. For example: http://www.streber-pm.org/7489
So you can create new task. Then copy its URL to clipboard and send it to you colleague: "Hey, I've created new task for you man: http://www.streber-pm.org/7489"
Also you can use very smart WIKI-syntax. For example:
#7489 will be rendered as v0.09 released as stable
You can find many examples of wiki-syntax here:
http://www.streber-pm.org/index.php?go=search&search_query=WikiSyntax!

So you don't need to link objects like it does in OpenGoo, you just insert object link in your comment or task text: "Is it duplicated task: #7489???". It gets all power of hyper-text = power of WWW! And you can easy open task links in new browser's windows/tabs.

For example if you want to insert image in your comment   you can upload image in this task. After upload you'll see its ID at the right panel of web-page.
Then you just write you comment using wiki-syntax:
"Here it is screenshot: [[image:7518|maxsize=200]]"
See example: http://www.streber-pm.org/7517
It is extreme fast and usable!

PS. May be my reflections are very close with point 3 "Mobile device compatibility"  of this post:
http://forums.opengoo.org/index.php?topic=49.msg164#msg164

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