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PrjPlanner - Agile Project Management for Developers and Small Teams

(c) 2007 - Quentin Crain, GPL (see license)

To begin a project, start by creating a file, maybe named projectName.xml, somewhere with these contents:

<project title="Project Name">
</project>

Then start prjplanner:

<install-path>/PrjPlanner/PrjPlanner.py <path-to-file-above>/projectName.xml

Then go to it:

-- Add tasks with tags to the radiator and backlog. -- Add ToDos to task.
-- Move tasks around the completeness/correctness space.

Save the new project's status by pressing S, which saves a file:

<path-to-original-file>/projectName.xml.new

Review the new XML and if you are happy with the changes, backup the original .xml file (in case you want to refer to it; say in a project post-mortem), and copy the .new over the original .xml file. Once you are comfortable with using PrjPlanner you can skip the review of the .new file and just backup the original if desired and copy the .new over the original.

Documentation and the project's Sourceforge page are at:

http://prjplanner.sourceforge.net/

Good luck!

-- The Editors