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The Most Minimal Kanban (fd93.me)

submitted 5 days ago by fd93@programming.dev to c/programming@programming.dev

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Software design is weird. I wrote this article about implementing a minimal kanban board and the trade-offs I needed to make.

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[–] fd93@programming.dev 2 points 5 days ago

Yep - I do it in the scripted version.

The main challenge is dealing with dynamic data in a way that won't mess up merge conflicts. Sort order is the main one and it's pretty bad because a merge conflict will result in multiple tickets with the same sort order. The best way I could think of in the slightly less strict paradigm of the plainban project was to keep a data.yml file for each column which records the sort order of tickets by storing them as a list of uuids and making their name a comment. That way it's very easy to keep track of the order of tickets on merge conflict in a way that's not possible in a central data source like a csv file.

sort_order:
    - abcd # my cool ticket
    - 1234 # another cool ticket
    - ab12 # final ticket

Will change current, less merge-friendly implementation to this when I get to it.