Splendid Bacon: Simple Project Management for Hackers, built in 48 hours

Re:Splendid Bacon: Simple Project Management for Hackers, bu... by DanielRibeiro on Sunday October 17, 2010 @11:00PM (#1802206)

Acunote (http://www.acunote.com/promo) is still better (which I'll admit is kinda an unfair comparison, given this was made in only 48 hours). Managing an agile backlog is possible in acunote. And it is free for up to 7 users (startups will be able to go a long way before having to pay).

Also acunote makes sure you don't have to reload the page most of the time (even though Splendid's reload is very fast). I'd really recommend competitors to borrow from it.

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Re:Splendid Bacon: Simple Project Management for Hackers, bu... by holman on Sunday October 17, 2010 @11:42PM (#1802286)

    > Acunote is still better.

To be fair, I suspect Acunote may be just a little bit older than 48 hours old. ;) Splendid Bacon looks pretty awesome considering.

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Re:Splendid Bacon: Simple Project Management for Hackers, bu... by points on Monday October 18, 2010 @03:37AM (#1802661)

The first 95% of any app is always the easy bit. It's that last 5% that takes years.

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Re:Splendid Bacon: Simple Project Management for Hackers, bu... by DanielRibeiro on Sunday October 17, 2010 @11:48PM (#1802306)

Wholeheartedly agreed. Edited to make this clearer.

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Re:Splendid Bacon: Simple Project Management for Hackers, bu... by ljuti on Sunday October 17, 2010 @11:07PM (#1802223)

Thanks for checking out the application.

We think it solves a different problem than Acunote. From our own experience, tools often get in the way of working and Acunote does a lot more than we and other small teams need.

And as I eluded to in another comment, we think Splendid Bacon lets you use tools like Acunote to manage the backlog and other details or accomplish other similar project tasks.

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