Planning next to your code - GitHub Projects is now generally available

GitHub has introduced a new and improved version of GitHub Projects, integrated with GitHub Issues, designed to enhance the planning and tracking capabilities for development teams. This tool offers a flexible, spreadsheet-like interface that allows users to filter, sort, and group issues and pull requests, enabling seamless planning and collaboration directly linked to the code. With features like custom fields, real-time updates, and automation capabilities, GitHub Projects aims to streamline workflows and reduce the time spent on administrative tasks, allowing developers to focus on critical work. The platform supports various chart visualizations for better insights and integrates automation through APIs and GitHub Actions. Future enhancements will include dependencies and relationships management, richer workflows, timeline visualization, and a mobile experience, with a commitment to continuous updates based on user feedback. Mario Rodriguez, GitHub's Chief Product Officer, has been instrumental in the development and expansion of this tool, reflecting his dedication to improving developer experiences and tools.