nadiyar (@nadiyar@nadiyar.com)

nadiyar

Welcome to my fedi-home

I'm a cis-male creature whose ideas refuse to fit into any category—so I became a category of my own. (AKA a weirdo)

Not too alone nor popular I'm proud to say I wasted my life staring at a code editor and I will continue being your friendly geek on the internet.

Anxiety is woven into my personality and I believe it's because I can see a future in which we’re all doomed. beside this, introverted and talkative are other labels you can attach to my presence.

Feel free to send a follow request or just a message and no worries, I like you, trust me.

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nadiyar » 🔓 2025-12-12
@nadiyar@nadiyar.com

@distractal@hachyderm.io I've been using #Taiga for years. It's rather a simple tool with all required functionalities suitable for small to medium size teams

https://taiga.io/

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Erik Johnson » 🔓 2025-12-12 / 2025-12-12
@distractal@hachyderm.io

@nadiyar Taiga was on my shortlist, but their tech stack seems a bit challenging to maintain/support for a 2-person IT department (which we are) if we're not using Docker.

I reached out to see if we could pay for a bit of support with the self-hosted version, but (understandably) their Private Cloud version is the only option, and it's well out of our budget range.

I'm still considering it, it does look very nice.

What has your experience been?

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nadiyar » 🔓 2025-12-12 / 2025-12-12
@nadiyar@nadiyar.com

@distractal@hachyderm.io actually I never bothered with hosting concerns since it's managed by our infrastructure team.

From a user perspective, it's good for kanban/scrum without feeling bloated but I would say there UI could benefit a lot from redesigns to make it more intuitive (finding stuff is kinda hard) and more mobile friendly.

It works well for task tracking, sprints, and overall visibility but it doesn’t have the same depth of automation, reporting, or integrations that bigger tools (like Jira) offer.

Generally I like it, otherwise I wouldn't suggest it in the first place :)