Gantter is a web app that just blows me away. It is the closest thing I’ve seen to running Microsoft Project in a browser.
Simply incredible! I can’t speak to all the fancy stuff the MS Project can do, but I can tell you that it does all the sorts of things I do on project plans. Importing/Exporting to MS Project files is a really cool touch as well.
Check it out (free) at gantter.com. There’s also an about page up with more information and some online help.
Next time I need to put together a plan I’ll reach for this instead of reloading my crufty old copy of MS Project ‘02.
A bit more info, from the site:
Gantter is a free (gratis) web-based project management tool. You can think of it as a web-based Microsoft Project. It helps you to:
- plan and estimate your project (duration, work, cost) by splitting the project into a number of tasks
- review you plan using Gantt chart
- manage project resources (work or material) and assign them to tasks
- manage project calendars (set working times, add holidays etc)
- manage resource calendars (working times, vacations etc)
- control your project’s progress by setting % complete values to each task
- review critical tasks
Just like in MS Project you start by adding tasks, setting dependencies between them (Finish-to-Start, Start-to-Start, Finish-to-Finish, Start-to-Start), indenting them to create summary tasks. Then you add resources, modify their calendars if necessary, assign resources to tasks.
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