Looking for a smooth, clutter-free way to keep tabs on your to-dos without the fuss of bulky apps? TaskBoard might just be your new best friend. This Kanban-inspired task manager is all about simplifying your workflow without bogging you down with unnecessary bells and whistles. TaskBoard isn't aiming to dethrone Trello or LeanKit; it's here to offer a clean, intuitive interface for tracking your tasks. Think of it as the "no-frills" option for folks who want functionality and minimalism in equal parts. Getting started with TaskBoard is a breeze. The initial setup requires a web server with PHP and SQLite—pretty standard fare. Once you’ve got that sorted, it’s just a matter of downloading the latest release, extracting it to your server, and making sure the API directory is writable. Boom, you’re ready to rock! First time logging in? Just hop onto your web browser, point it to where you installed TaskBoard, and log in with the default admin credentials. Pro tip: head straight to the Settings page to personalize your username, email, and password, and to create your very first board! Now, let’s dive into what makes TaskBoard tick. The app lets you create multiple boards, each customizable with as many columns as you need. It’s flexible whether you’re managing a complex software project or just putting together a simple to-do list. On the user side of things, TaskBoard offers three roles: - User: Can view and update their own settings. - Board Admin: Includes User privileges plus board management. - Admin: Full control—adding/removing users, boards, you name it. Task management is a breeze with TaskBoard. A simple title is all you need to add a task, but if you like to get granular, you can assign tasks, set due dates, add colors, point ratings, and categories. Plus, Markdown support for descriptions and comments takes your task detail display to the next level. Dev folks, you’re in luck too. TaskBoard makes it easy to clone the repo and start hacking away. You'll jump into the dev branch, install Angular CLI, and the rest of the setup is pretty well-documented. TaskBoard even runs unit tests to keep everything shipshape. If you’re good to go with development, you’ll appreciate the built-in commands to run tests and have them update as you work. And, if the idea of contributing to an open-source project excites you, TaskBoard is actively seeking maintainers. So, if you’re ready to dive in and make a difference, fork the repo, make your changes, and shoot over a pull request. TaskBoard is all about making task management simple and accessible. Whether you’re using it straight out of the box or tweaking it to fit your own needs, this little app packs a punch without getting in your way. So why not give it a shot? Your future organized self will thank you!