Openproject: Open-source project management software

Every now and then I&#x27;ve been ranting here that there&#x27;s a missing task management product for software teams: one that would embrace that tasks form DAGs, not flat two-level trees, and one that would have GANTT charts built-in. This seems to tick both of these boxes, and couple more as well.<p>Thank you for submitting it. You may have just found exactly what I was looking for.

Their website certainly doesn&#x27;t make it easy to locate the source code (<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;opf&#x2F;openproject" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;opf&#x2F;openproject</a>) or make it clear what license it&#x27;s under (GPLv3). I had to navigate all the way to the manual installation guide to find a link to the GitHub.<p>It also isn&#x27;t readily clear what the feature difference is between the community and enterprise editions. A feature matrix would be welcome here.<p>It does look like a really useful piece of software though.

My company is evaluating Open Project, among other solutions. We&#x27;re outgrowing our current system, and also beginning to suspect the developers aren&#x27;t interested in moving it forward, or even properly maintaining it. We like that Open Project is open source. We think building as much as possible on open source will, in the long term, be a win. We also have a lot of Ruby knowledge in house, so we could contribute to it ourselves.<p>What has everybody&#x27;s experience been?

My company is looking to replace JIRA. We use Kanban. Has anyone had experience with this or other products that you&#x27;d recommend for a Kanban workflow?

So this is Open Source but there are &quot;premium features&quot;. How does that work license-wise?

Great product. I think I used it back in 2005 for the first time.I&#x27;m glad to see it has been modernized with agile artifacts. Cool.

Not to be confused with Project Open<p><a href="http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.project-open.com&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">http:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.project-open.com&#x2F;</a>

Does this have auto scheduling of tasks? (I could not determine from the features page).

Looks like it’s the same documentation system as the one used by GitLab.

agile boards not included in community edition makes it hard to consider switch from self hosted gitlab :(

Hi, ProjeQtOr ticks all the boxes. It integrates all the features that others have, and even more. Two level WBS : of course, ProjeQtOr does it, and even 20 or mode Levels if you wish !!! You don&#x27;t have restrictions with ProjeQtOr; You can have projets with sub-projects, with sub-sub-projects (and so on) and each project can have tasks, with sub-tasks, and sub-sub-tasks (and so on). But if you want only two levels, you also can. Gantt chart ; ProjeQtOr also provides it but not only; You can have project portfolio, resource Gantt chart (not a real Gantt but very easy to read and very efficient to analyse resource planning). ProjeQtOr also provides real capacity planning calculation : you don&#x27;t only draw a gantt chart, ProjeQtOr calculates it for you depending on the constraints and resources capacity (when resources are shared on several projects, it&#x27;s not an easy trick). ProjeQtOr also calculates the critical path (which is in fact a critical chain in ProjeQtOr as planning is driven from resource capacity) And all of this is easy to install, easy to use, and free.<p>Really, ProjeQtOr is worth a try.