I am searching for Web-based Project Management Software, which should be (mod)perl based, so I could enhance it or put it into an existing environment using MovableType, which is in sort of alpha-state. I found a nice Site on Call Center, Bug Tracking and Project Management Tools for Linux and also this short listing, but sadly there are just a bunch of Projects which came somehow close to the kind of Tool I am searching for: gantt and Chronos, which seems to be a very nice Web-Calendar Software written in Perl. I was just wondering why it is not using iCalendar, which is IMHO one of the best inventions (anyone knows of Perl-based Software using iCalendar?)
As most of the Agenda Software use iCalendar, and even Mozilla Calendar is capable of subscribing to remote-Calendars, this looks very interesting to me.

The Features i am missing are mostly:
* using of Calendars (multiple users) +iCalendar Support
* File-Pool for projects (CVS-based or similar)
* Progress-bar for showing the current state of a project
* public calendar where users can publish to from their private calendars

In general, I wanted to ask you Monks for the best way: creating a new app from scratch or reusing existing stuff? As I found a simple Calendar script here on PerlMonks or some other easy one here. Of course, there are really lots of Calendar scripts out there, but I am asking you for hints, which one you know of, that comes close to my needs. There are several existing Modules for iCalendar on CPAN, i thought about going to reuse stuff  and maybe create a dirty hack of Chronos, Bricolage and add the CVS and iCalendar stuff.

Also see my thread in the MovableType Forum.
Thanks for any help, hints or suggestions.
parasew

In reply to iCalendar, Project Management, Agenda, CVS and Perl-based solutions by parasew

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