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====== Linear App ======

  * https://linear.app/
    * roadmap builder
    * issue tracking
    * dev cycle
    * entry free (upto 250 active issue/task item)

  * Roadmap (need to enable in setting > roadmap)
    * https://linear.app/docs/roadmaps
    * roadmap is a overview of a group of projects that combine as whole
      * it can contain several projects and projects contain individual issue/task item
      * it can't be view be guest
    * to create, next to All Projects, + icon or ... icon > create roadmap (... called overflow menu)
    * to view, click All Projects
      * you will see all projects in the workspace, groupped into tabs of roadmaps
      * (note, a project can be a part of many roadmaps)
      * it has "Timeline view" and "Task list view"

  * Project: Big-Task that has a clear outcome or planned completion date
    * in project, create a issue and choose the project (by default set to current viewing project)
    * addition element:
      * Milestones: like small Targets w due date (can be linked to a issue)
      * Documents: keep info of spec, PRDS (product requirements document), status update with team.

  * Issue / Task: 
    * to one team
    * has ID - TEAM-001
    * has title and status
    * https://linear.app/method/write-issues-not-user-stories
      * clear and perform
      * = piece of code, design, document, or action 

  * Extra: cycle
    * a practise to keep momentum, like sprints

My notes:
  * since issue can't have start date,and only project has start date,
  * it is better to use roadmap as MainProject, and use small project as "Task", and issue as list of todo in "Task"

====== Dictionary ======

  *  Agile: 
    * ref: https://www.atlassian.com/agile
    * a project management approach
    * involves breaking the project into phases
    * emphasizes continuous collaboration and improvement
    * Teams follow a cycle of planning, executing, and evaluating.

  * product requirements document (PRD)
    * ref: https://www.atlassian.com/agile/product-management/requirements
    *