Thanks for sharing this with the community, @Vedran! Good luck on this project!
This is great - I can see a lot of use cases for it, for visually adding “gaming” to the boards
One particular use case is very interesting to me:
I have created templates for workshop exercises, where I for a workshop, will combine multiple exercises and then make minor updates to the exercise components to prepare them for the workshop. One big effort every time, is to update the work areas with the names of all the participants: typically 6 to 15 participants.
With this add-in, I could see where I would pre configure these participant text fields, with the value of some participant name sticky notes. I now just have to update the participants names and initials in one place, and for all my exercises, the names are automatically updated.
Would be very interested to try it out.
I am certainly interested in trying out this innovative plugin. Most other note-taking apps do not have capabilities like the one you present.
Hey I would love to try it on my boards!
@Vedran this looks amazing. I’m new to Miro and was hoping to use it for PI planning. However Miro doesn’t have any capability to do simple calculations to allow me to calculate load and match that against capacity. I think what you have would fit the bill. How do I get it? Would love to try it out. Thanks.
The calculations sound particularly useful.
Has anybody had any luck getting this app? Looks exactly what I’m looking for but can’t get a response from the author. Was really hoping to have this for my next PI planning session next month.
Sorry for the delay for my response! The plugin is still a WIP. I’ll share more details here when it’s ready.
I have been trying to convert long processes into Value Streams. This functionality will allow me to attach and measure durations and waste within processes.
This is neat! I would love a more efficient way of counting the dot votes per sticky or theme other than manually counting. Especially if it wasn’t asked previously to put the dots in a single place.
I’ve been working on something similar. It’s not based on frames, but you can connect widgets and apply predefined formulas like SUM, COUNT and do simple math. Eg. =1+2*5
my primary focus right now is to get dates working for easy roadmapping, and make it easy to rapidly add new widgets. Kind of like an excel autofill.
any plans for this kind of functionality on your end?
I use Miro to depict heat maps of technical system capabilities (for example, capability could be obsolete, or new, or under development), or capabilities are depicted whether challenging/weaknesses etc, or depicting ofcapabilities are due for replacement/upgrade in specific months/years etc, and it would be good to apply a coloring of a shape that contains the capability wording based on a numeric value. IS it feasible ?
Thanks
I looking for something like that. I really want ro du easy calculation based on a table. Like a confidence vote where every team can add there voring in a column and i get automatically in the end the average of that vote.
Heck, yes!! I would absolutely LOVE this plugin. I can think of so many ways to use this!
I would love to test this with the project I am on in regards to basic budget. I don’t want to keep a separate excel workbook and link out to it. My goal would be to have my total allotment for enhancements. As I get the Level of Efforts costs, I would assign that to the enhancement and track against the total allotment to understand the estimated total expenditures. This will help me priorities enhancements based on a running total.
I do enhancement approvals about every six weeks, so as the LOEs come in I can place them on the board, see the fiscal impact and make a decision to accept or defer until next allotment release.
Thanks for your work.
Of course, I would also love to see some options for adding conditions with boolean logic (If THIS and/or THIS then THAT otherwise THIS). I can see this being a slippery slope, but my mind boggles at the potential!
@Vedran, since you asked for use cases, here’s what I would use your plugin for:
