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Well, it turns out that asking for donations to increase the future stability of a project is a very good idea! So, that is what has been done. On the login page of the application people can now easily click … Continue reading →

Most of the open source projects in the world distribute the compiled version of their source code. Starting today, this is going to change. The LibrePlan web planning software project offers freedom in the following ways: A common way to … Continue reading →

There now also is a Discord server where people can discuss all things LibrePlan. You can find it through this invitation link.

Sometimes you have to clean house, sort a speak. This time is not different. So we migrated servers to a new infrastructure. I know, where not just there yet, but it´s getting close.

With the acceptance of the latest PR from Tristan Ramseyer it is again possible to compile with execution of Libreplan’s many unit tests. Also, the files to define GitHub build actions got improvements. This means with every proposed commit we … Continue reading →

So, the demo site https://demo.libreplan.dev is up and running again. That’s it. That’s the news. Ok, we also added the first small GitHub actions for automatically build the code to see if it compiles. But that´s absolutely it. Ok, we … Continue reading →

After two years of a global pandemic, saying “still breathing” has a whole new load to it. On our end we are slowly starting up. We have a running version with the latest commits that we are currently testing. I … Continue reading →

As you all know the world is suffering from a global pandemic. At first that seem not to interfere with our development efforts, but it recently has started to impact our development team. Because someones health is way more important … Continue reading →

LibrePlan has been mentioned in a recent article on the OpenSource.com website. In the article the author compares numerous open source project management applications in a good and fair way. In short: excellent reading material. The article can be found … Continue reading →

The first thing I wrote when I started working on LibrePlan back in 2012 was a simple quickstart guide. The initial version being in Dutch only but quickly translated to English. Today, after a thorough review and some updates I … Continue reading →