Kanban View for Databases
under review
Steffen Bleher
Based on a tag property you should be able to switch to a Kanban view.
Two things we currently discuss:
- We want to make tag collections powerful. They define a set of tags. Therefore they can by themselves be a Kanban view where you see all content under that tag
- These tag collection can now be used to create additional "custom tag properties" for your custom types. Example: You create a type "Task" with a field "priority". Now you have a tag collection named "priority labels" with "high", "medium", "low". You can now set this collection as a set for the "priority" property. Now you can show a Kanban view based on set.
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Rilker Cavalcante
When kanban feature come to production. Another believer will rise.
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John Lee
It would be great if I can:
- Create a VIEW of database which contains [filters/sorts/grouped by xx/ type of layout (for example kanban)], save it as a tab page in object page.
- Embed the VIEW in anywhere.
In this way it is still networked and managed in one place (the Object page)
Steffen Bleher
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Claudia Schramm
Kanban View should not only be possible with tags, but also with Object types!
Example: I have the object "Atomic ideas". Those change the status from spark -> grow -> finish -> publish.
Steffen Bleher
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Dave G
I like this idea of creating tag 'groups' for use in a kanban view although not sure if I've really wrapped my head around it. The primary use of Kanban is to visually change statuses of an item so I wouldn't want to lose sight of that. I would like to simply create a Kanban block anywhere, perhaps with a default 'planning/todo/doing/done' set of tags that I could change. I don't think I would want it to be limited to one database so I could, for example, put a Book object or a Weblink or a PDF object into a single 'To Review/Reviewing/Reviewed' Kanban hierarchy if I wanted to.
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Lisa Holenstein
This might work well with the other asked-for feature of hierarchical tags, to create/call these collections. I created some 'state/planned', 'state/wip', and 'state/done'. The hierarchy currently doesn't technically DO anything, but it helps me group them for my 'project' object.
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Sam Baron
Seems like you should able to setup a kanban (or board) view by any single-select or multi-select property regardless of whether it's using a tag or not.
I guess tag collections (and other object collections) can help with data structuring. I agree with your "priority" example, but I don't see how collections are directly relevant to the kanban view feature.
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wade Neumann
yep.. sessions of work within capacities are repetitive (for most of us) on a topic. which means a short run of predictable tagging. Any chance of working into the UI a way to 'fast apply' tags from a selection of say, the last 5 used tags? drag content onto a 'tag token' or 'presuggest' those recents in the tag fields as we work?
hell, even make a tab on a temporary basis for tags applied... ie, create a tab for the next hour/day etc or recently applied tags... (could fill from the right, rather than the left?) and use those tab blocks as drag targets for content?
hope that makes sense.. repetitive tag application can raise resistance to good practice!
Steffen Bleher
wade Neumann: Makes sense, we'll think about it 👍
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