Introducing Dispositio!
Hi all! I'm a programmer and for the most part I prefer to keep documentation, project plans, roadmaps etc right in the repo (or synced via Obsidian). But as some of my projects grew, I found simple text to be limiting. So, I got to cooking (in Go + BubbleTea ) on a TUI project management system that would be commitable as simple Markdown text.. The result is Dispositio , a (free as in beer, so…
A software developer has created a new tool called Dispositio, designed to manage projects using Markdown text files. The program, written in Go and BubbleTea, allows users to track milestones, set estimated durations, easily rearrange tasks, and view the overall estimated timeline in weeks. Users can also create tasks and subtasks within the tool, making it easier to keep track of individual to-do items.
Dispositio is also capable of identifying the average number of days allocated to each milestone task, helping users stay on schedule. The tool saves data in plain Markdown format, allowing for easy reading and editing in text editors like Vim or Obsidian, and seamlessly integrates with GitHub for project tracking. Dispositio was developed by the author as a personal project management solution and the creator encourages feedback and feature requests.
For more information, visit the project's website at https://systemist.net/tools/dispositio or check out the source code on GitHub at https://github.com/tsraveling/dispositio.
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