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Investigate added value of performance visualisation in plotly #58

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a-t-0 opened this issue Aug 2, 2021 · 0 comments
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Investigate added value of performance visualisation in plotly #58

a-t-0 opened this issue Aug 2, 2021 · 0 comments
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a-t-0 commented Aug 2, 2021

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Plotly allows for (user friendly), insightfull data visualisation. Investigate if/how this software can be used to grant taskwarrior users a better understanding of their points of (potential) improval, past performance, and planning capabilites.

A. Before you research implementing this, first check if it is possible to host your visualisations on both a private and public local server for free.

B. Before considering implementation, check whether it is simpler/faster to enhance/modify the existing taskwarrior tools, e.g. burndown and gHistory.

C. Before you implement anything, look at the available templates and determine if there exists one that visualises the data best, or use it as inspiration to determine how you want to visualise the data and build your own template.

The following options are considered:

  1. Show the daily burndown
  2. Show the daily gHistory
  3. Show the difference between the estimated duration and actual duration
  4. Show how many tasks were later than the deadline
  5. Show which tasks were deleted
  6. Show relations between task properties for the lists 3,4,5.
  7. ... Please post more suggestions.
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