Re: [wxlua-users] Introducing Karm

[Milind G. <mil...@gm...>]

Sorry for the wrong link: The link to the website is http://karm.amved.com.
Thanks Paul for noticing that.

Regards,
Milind


On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 11:35 AM, Milind Gupta <mil...@gm...>wrote:

> Hello Everybody,
>       I would like to introduce Karm an application I wrote in wxLua for
> Task and Project Management. This list has helped me a lot (special thanks
> to John and Paul) with the problems I faced. I am not a professional
> programmer and Karm started off as something I used in my own projects but
> I thought of polishing the loose ends a bit and releasing it as open
> source.
>
>       Karm is a easy to use task management system which can be used from
> a simple to do list  to a highly complicated project management system with
> lots of activities.
>
>       - Using Lua provides advantages and Karm provides full support to
> write your own scripts or Macros to customize Karm and its behavior the way
> you want
>       - It is very easy to use, and can be made easier by adding custom
> commands in the Menu structure
>       - It brings a refreshing change from all proprietory task management
> systems and those open source systems which do not do it the way you want
>       - The more you use it and customize it the more it becomes like your
> personal assistant that makes your life more organized and stress free
>       - It is designed keeping in mind to be used for Distributed Task
> Management where tasks can be distributed to people who are responsible for
> it and their updates are synced to the main repository and status updates
> are seen immediately
>
>
>       I would like to invite everybody to glance at the project either to
> try it out or even to just see another interesting project in wxLua. Also
> since many people here are good programmers I would love to get some
> feedback and improvement suggestion.
>
>       I have created a website for it: http://www.karm.amved.com. There
> is a wiki <http://wiki.karm.amved.com> and a forum<http://forum.karm.amved.com> for
> discussions and resolving problems that may be useful. The code in on
> googlecode for people who are interested: http://code.google.com/p/karm/
>
>
> Thanks and Regards,
> Milind
>
>