project management

Tonight was the first of (hopefully) many meet ups :) We focused the meeting on brainstorming since a bunch of us were all pumped up to get this group to a new state of awesome sauce.

It was so cool to see so many new people jumping out of their chairs to get involved -- I'm really excited about this energy and I can't wait to see it keep growing!

There are a few next steps that will serve us well:
- setting up the next meeting
- taking notes on the last meeting
- talking to two PM's each of us knows to spread the word

I thought this article was funny. They should've called it "Get some balls and try these things" instead, but, ya know... tomato/tomato.

Here's my stream of consciousness replies in my head...

5 & 6 = cool
8 = ouch?!
9 = hell yeah lol
11 = come on... we need goals, this is bs.
14 = haha, nice
15 = woot
19 = yes & no, sometimes the dev is not the only one using it!
21 = bitter much? jeeze.
22 = whah?
23 = Ahahhaha Awesome.
25 = High Five
26 = yah-no.
27 = omfg awesome idea!!!

http://www.pmhut.com/27-agile-things-to-do-before-youre-fired

Am I the only one in here who is kinda disappointed with the "group" dynamic here? It's almost like all this group has been good for lately is posting jobs that are sometimes not even related to PMs!

If you're interested in getting some real discussions happening in here, please reply.

-Shan

Hi

I'm looking for some advice on implementing these project management features for my website: http://timdiels.be/drupal/node/39#comment-37

It looks like I'll have to do some module coding to get this done, correct? If not, how would you do it then?

Note: I'm willing to contribute to one of the existing project management modules (Storm, Open Atrium, ...?).

Thanks for your time

I'm wondering if anyone out there has any experience using any of the Drupal issue tracking modules in a church context. I've looked over this Project Management/Issue Tracking page here http://groups.drupal.org/node/17948 and I like the features of Storm. I'm a little distressed by the lack of a stable Drupal 7 version, but other than that it looks really good.

For those interested, I've posted the notes from a PM BoF I held at Drupalcon Denver! Some really great content came from that meeting, and I'm excited to share with you all and get your feedback :)

Here's a link: http://www.bluesparklabs.com/blog/project-mgmt-ops-bof-denver-drupalcon-...

I'm looking for everyone's advice and recommendations on project management modules. If you have any that you find invaluable I'd love to hear about them and why.

Much Thanks!
Joe

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Configuration Management

Greg Dunlap (heyrocker)

Status: Green

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