All of this excitement about Django recently has been reminding me of all the projects I need to work on personally. In the last two weeks, I've probably written 10,000 lines of python, and very little to show for it (most of it was for scripts that apparently no one needed after all...or don't need yet). After listing out all the projects I need to work on, I decided something needed to be done. Having worked with Scrum before in a professional capacity, and having liked it, I opted to implement "Personal Scrum : Scrum for Personal Projects"
However, as I looked around for development tools for Scrum, I found a lack of tools in existence. If someone could prove me wrong, I would greatly appreciate it. When I used Scrum in a professional environment, we used Trac, and it had it's shortcomings. I was surprised to see that although many companies used Scrum in a normal development cycle, there weren't a lot of open source tools available for Scrum.
So guess what? I'm writing one. In Django. Hooray.
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