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We no longer use Redmine, but we hope this article is still helpful for those of you that do! If you’re interested in more of our approach to tooling, be sure to take a look at Helperbot, our free Slack application to assist with estimation, rating, and other Scrum rituals. Interested in using Task Board? A future blog post will detail how it was built and how you can use it for yourself, or if you run Redmine and understand how plugins work, you can grab it from Github now. Only then will a plugin like Task Board allow you to elevate your work level to a place where you are consistently delivering high quality work. Complete buy-in is needed from all developers and the project managers in order for this to truly succeed. It takes real dedication from the entire team to Kanban’s underlying concepts. Some fair warning: just having a utility like Task Board isn’t enough to say you are using Kanban.

“Completed Work” has been finished and approved by the client for the project.

“Feedback” is a place for items which need further information from clients or those items which are ready for QA/Acceptance.

“In Progress Work” are the items which are actively being worked on in development.

“Pending Work” is the prioritized work as determined by the client (for maintenance projects) or the developer and the client together (for development projects).

“New Work” is the entire backlog for the project – all the items which have yet to be prioritized.

Here is a quick rundown on the columns we typically use on all projects: The limit on each column depends on the arrangement with the client for maintenance projects or our three items per developer rule for development projects. Our basic column setup is: New Work > Pending Work > In Progress Work > Feedback > Completed Work. Task Board can be configured by client/project in Redmine to have as many or as few columns as are required, and each column can have a Work in Progress (WIP) limit placed on it. This plugin, named Task Board, looks a lot like Trello on the surface (with a drag & drop interface and all!), but the real power comes in how it is conceptually used. (For more on exactly what Kanban is and how we use it at Alley, check out this post.) However, we quickly realized that Kanban at Alley was going to be fairly complicated to implement so we built a plugin for Redmine, our project management system.

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This is a Node.js application which showcases another use case: building your own UIs for SAP Cloud ALM.At Alley, we use Kanban to manage software development. Take a look at the sample Kanban board in our repository:

Please send us feedback – we’re always interested in improving our offerings. We hope the examples we provide in the notebook, such as creating interactive Gantt charts of tasks, inspire you to create your own analyses and automation. Please exercise caution and appropriately protect your data. That’s probably the most difficult part, as it always is, and for good reason: security.

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The users can update the status of the tasks and filter pending tasks helping them to plan their work. There are a few steps you have to go through to provide authentication data. To create an api collection that helps to build the Task-LineTask Board app Mobile and Web.The app will help the users to see a list of tasks assigned to them and their team.

Python and related dependencies, such as pandas as mentioned above and Plotly for nice interactive charts.

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Visual Studio (VS) Code as the development environment.

If you do want to try running and adapting the notebook on your own, we’ve included everything you need to know. Just use GitHub’s notebook display feature to view the nicely formatted documentation along with the results printed from the last run (my run) of the code.

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Since Jupyter so effectively combines documentation with code cells, you don’t even have to download and run the notebook. Pandas is a Python library generally used by data scientists for such purposes. In the notebook, we use pandas data frames to analyze and process the data from the APIs.

If you are not familiar with Jupyter notebooks, they combine documentation sections, written in markdown, with independently executable code cells, typically written in Python. In particular, I’d like to highlight a Jupyter notebook we created to demonstrate the project and task APIs: In order to help you get started, and to see what possibilities the APIs offer, we created a repository with samples for you to explore. As I mentioned in my previous blog article, we at SAP Cloud ALM for implementation are really excited about the APIs we recently released.