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DotProject - Project Management tool in PHP
Dotproject is a web-based project management framework that helps to manage tasks, schedules, communication and sharing. It helps to do project planning, contract negotiation, risk management, cost management etc. Its module includes Gantt Charts, Smartsearch, File, Forum, Calendar, Backup and lot more.
TaskFreak - Project, Time and Task management
TaskFreak is a simple but efficient web based task manager. It helps to order tasks by priority and deadline, organize by project and context, Planning tasks and keep track of time spent on them.
Glinda - Glinda is a text-based task-management application
Glinda is a task-management application that keeps a persistent store of user tasks in a single user-editable timeline log file. Using text for input and output allows very fast task manipulation using textual tools like Emacs
Task-management - A simple but powerfull task management system which enables project management
Inspired on Google Tasks and Google Docs, this Google App Engine application provides task management, with access sharing feature. A live example is running at: http://shared-tasks.appspot.com/gadget
Simple-task-management - this is a simple task management tool which is web based and powered by pyt
this is a simple task management tool which is web based and powered by python.
Rtm-lisp-api - "Remember The Milk" API Kit for Common Lisp
Remember The Milk API Kit for Common LispSummaryThis API Kit allows easy access to the exposed interfaces of Remember The Milk (provided that you have your own API Key). It is intended to be used in either desktop or web-based applications. Note that this project is intended solely as a programming library, not providing any kind of user interface. You can, however, test all methods from within any Common Lisp interpreter. For more information, see the Remember The Milk API documentation at http
