Trello
Trello is a free web-based lighter-weight project management tool. It makes the project well organized. You can crate separate boards for your each project. A Trello board is a list of lists, filled with cards, used by you and your team. Its UI looks so cool, It makes project collaboration simple and kind of enjoyable. It has everything you need to organize projects of any size and any kind. You can create as many boards, cards, and organizations as you like and add as many people as you want. You can choose to make any number of boards or organizations private or public. Bellow image shows how a board look like. You can drag and drop cards from one list to another based on the task completion.
You can invite as many people to your board as you need, all for free. Drag and drop people to cards to divvy up tasks. Everyone sees the same board and the whole picture all at once. You can start a discussion with comments and attachments. Mention any member in a comment using @ symbol like what we using in facebook, to make sure they get notified.
You can create cards and comment via email. Trello uploads the attachments you send along, too. Also, when you get notifications via email, you can reply via email without opening Trello.
Open a card and you can add comments, upload file attachments, create checklists, add labels and due dates, and more. Add files by uploading them from your computer, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, and OneDrive.
Whenever something important happens, you know instantly with Trello’s notification system. You’ll get notifications wherever you are: inside the app, via email, desktop notifications via the browser, or via mobile push notifications. Notifications stay in sync across all your devices. Notifications stay in sync across all your devices.
Your project may have hundreds of cards. You can easily search any card with the search and filter functionality. Search is incredible fast and powerful, with sophisticated operators that help you narrow your search. It will list out all the card related to your search with the link to the particular card. You can click there to access the card directly. Search operators refine your search to help you find specific cards and create highly tailored lists. Trello will suggest operators for you as you type, but here’s a full list to keep in mind.
Trello has apps for iPhone, iPad, Android phones, tablets, and watches, Kindle Fire Tablets, and Windows 8. Useful to keep track of and get notified anything Important using the apps. Also you can create cards in the app itself no matter wherever you are. You no need to always use pc or laptop to manage your projects.
The data is private and secure. You have full control over who sees our boards. All data is sent over a secure, SSL/HTTPS connection, the same encryption technology used by banks. Trello keep encrypted, off-site backups of your data in case of disasters
Trello provides a simple RESTful web API to use Trello in your own app, plug-in, or extension where each type of resource (e.g. a card, a board, or a member) has a URI that you can interact with.
For example, if you’d like to use the API to get information about the Trello Development Board you’d use the following URI:
https://api.trello.com/1/boards/4d5ea62fd76aa1136000000c
All API requests go to https://api.trello.com
The /1 part of the URI is the API version
The /boards part means that we’re addressing Trello’s collection of boards
The /4d5ea62fd76aa1136000000c part is the id of the board that we want to interact with
to know more https://trello.com/docs/index.html
Here is a collection of boards can be used in both your personal and work life management. All of these boards can be copied and used as a jumping off point for projects of your own.
Link to access those board : https://trello.com/inspiringboards
Reference: https://trello.com
You can invite as many people to your board as you need, all for free. Drag and drop people to cards to divvy up tasks. Everyone sees the same board and the whole picture all at once. You can start a discussion with comments and attachments. Mention any member in a comment using @ symbol like what we using in facebook, to make sure they get notified.
You can create cards and comment via email. Trello uploads the attachments you send along, too. Also, when you get notifications via email, you can reply via email without opening Trello.
Open a card and you can add comments, upload file attachments, create checklists, add labels and due dates, and more. Add files by uploading them from your computer, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, and OneDrive.
Whenever something important happens, you know instantly with Trello’s notification system. You’ll get notifications wherever you are: inside the app, via email, desktop notifications via the browser, or via mobile push notifications. Notifications stay in sync across all your devices. Notifications stay in sync across all your devices.
Your project may have hundreds of cards. You can easily search any card with the search and filter functionality. Search is incredible fast and powerful, with sophisticated operators that help you narrow your search. It will list out all the card related to your search with the link to the particular card. You can click there to access the card directly. Search operators refine your search to help you find specific cards and create highly tailored lists. Trello will suggest operators for you as you type, but here’s a full list to keep in mind.
- @name - Returns cards assigned to a member
- #label - Returns labeled cards
- board:id - Returns cards within a specific board
- list:name - Returns cards within the list named “name”
- has:attachments - Returns cards with attachments. has:description, has:cover, has:members, and has:stickers also work
- due:day -Returns cards due within 24 hours. due:week, due:month, and due:overdue also work
- created:day -Returns cards created in the last 24 hours. created:week and created:month also work
- edited:day - Returns cards edited in the last 24 hours. edited:week and edited:month also work
- description:, checklist:, comment:, and name: - Returns cards matching the text of card descriptions, checklists, comments, or names
- is:open - returns open cards. is: archived returns archived cards
- is:starred - Only include cards on starred boards.
The data is private and secure. You have full control over who sees our boards. All data is sent over a secure, SSL/HTTPS connection, the same encryption technology used by banks. Trello keep encrypted, off-site backups of your data in case of disasters
Trello provides a simple RESTful web API to use Trello in your own app, plug-in, or extension where each type of resource (e.g. a card, a board, or a member) has a URI that you can interact with.
For example, if you’d like to use the API to get information about the Trello Development Board you’d use the following URI:
https://api.trello.com/1/boards/4d5ea62fd76aa1136000000c
All API requests go to https://api.trello.com
The /1 part of the URI is the API version
The /boards part means that we’re addressing Trello’s collection of boards
The /4d5ea62fd76aa1136000000c part is the id of the board that we want to interact with
to know more https://trello.com/docs/index.html
Here is a collection of boards can be used in both your personal and work life management. All of these boards can be copied and used as a jumping off point for projects of your own.
Link to access those board : https://trello.com/inspiringboards
Reference: https://trello.com
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