What software does /g use for planning their programming projects...

What software does /g use for planning their programming projects? I need something like a big whiteboard where you can add draw images and add text but i cant afford a physical one


Paint is shit, Photoshop is too heavy.

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You can get blackboard paint and chalk. Just paint a wall.

I just type it out as an outline.
/*
- blah blah 1
- blah blah 2
- blah blah 3
- if blah is bleh, do bluh
*/

etc.

You have a perfectly good computer. You don't need a wall.

Smooth Draw

Types

>he can't plan out an entire program in his head

> nu-man's child

Get a cork noticeboard and cover it all with paper. It's a LOT cheaper and works OK. You can attach things with pins. If you want to use computer, use OneNote/EverNote/something-note.

I use Gnome Dia to get an overview of my project and keep things structured

I asked Sup Forums this before and they told me to kill myself

>he fell for the TPS meme
now, toyota is just the shadow of its former self

Even better, use single line comments and use them to scaffold your shit.

// blah blah 1
bb1 = do_blahblah1();
// blah blah 2
bb2 = do_blahblah2();
// blah blah 3
bb3 = do_blahblah3(bb1, bb2);
// if blah is bleh, do bluh
if bb3 then
// do the thing
do_thing();
end

pen and paper.
I have stacks of notebooks filled with projects from a few of my previous jobs

visio or yed

That's a simplified KANBAN board... you can get solid management tools using TFS online.

For small teams and individuals, MS does free hosting for Team Foundation Server

My project manager colleagues: Excel, Jira, whatever flavor of the day tool they learned about on their last PM training session.

My engineer colleagues: Some kind of horrible home-brewed waterfall thing based on filling out a lot of forms (which no-one ever reads, lol).

Myself: Nothing. I'm a senior engineer bitch.

This looks like a successful system
>No Man's Goy

KDE Plan is rather nice. It uses Gantt charts and other Industrial Engineering mumbo jumbo that probably works.

JIRA KANBAN board

permanent marker and your window

for small stuff like todo lists i use markdown in vim or pen and paper.
i only ever use uml to plan something if someone forces me to do it, text is just niecer to manage

if you talk about actual project management, most projects i work on are either managed in github compatible tools or just use plain issue tracking
herse a list:
github.com/integrations/feature/project-management

for the allready 20~ year running day-job project my company works on we use a ticket system and prioritized todolist.
its a mess but gets the job done.

Trello?

used it in a project a couple months ago. it's pretty good for group work