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Posted by Nishanth krishnan at 8:47 PM
Labels: curl, PHP, programming
After a long break I started writing something in my blog. This time this is about a tool which recently I found from web.
As my life has started its transition from PHP programmer to managing projects I started looking for a tool through which we can manage project. Finally I found one Gantt chart based project scheduling and managing tool. I downloaded the tool from http://ganttproject.biz/ .
This is really a cool tool. We can export data in different formats like HTML,PDF, Image, Microsoft project file, CSV. Also we can import data in text files, Microsoft project file .This tool have the support for PERT charts. So I will say it’s a good choice.
One thing I like to have is the option to set color for the resources
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Posted by Nishanth krishnan at 7:09 AM
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It was a rocking party on January 4th 2008. Almost all flippers joined the party except few. All reached beach by around 4 pm.
Hawa Beach was the destination.. It was a nice break from work and start of weekend. Everyone really enjoyed the party. We almost spent 3 hour in sea. We carried a volley ball. But what we played was not volley ball :).
By around 7 pm we had our dinner. What I liked in the dinner was Tiger prawn :).