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- Taiga Documentation
This section details everything you need to know to get Taiga up and running in production environments
- About us - Taiga
It's strikingly beautiful from a distance but deadly if you enter the Taiga unprepared A new project is like the Taiga forest, so we created our unique Taiga where you can start any project without any worry at all, we've got you covered Just enjoy the Taiga!
- Taiga Community
Are you having issues running Taiga locally? Would you like some help in making some changes to it? Do you have any other questions about Taiga configuration or architecture?
- Latest Taiga basics topics - Taiga Community
Would you like to learn more about Taiga? How is the best way to migrate to Taiga? Do you have any doubts that you need help with?
- Taiga 30min Setup - Tutorials and Guides - Taiga Community
This is the easiest and **recommended** way to run Taiga in production This document explains how to deploy a full Taiga service for a production environment with **docker** If you’re already using taiga-docker, follow this migration guide to use the new env based deployment
- How To Extend Taiga - Tutorials and Guides - Taiga Community
Taiga import export feature allows you to extract all your data from one Taiga instance and move it to another one You can start working on a self-hosted instance and decide you’d like to migrate to Taiga io , or viceversa
- Quick intro to Scrum module - Tutorials and Guides - Taiga Community
Taiga is about choice and flexibility while still adhering to basic agile and lean principles We want you to start using either Scrum or Kanban for your project (or neither and stick with Issues) and later change your mind
- Taiga: Setup development environment
Between November 2018 and May 2020, taiga-back relied on pipenv to manage dependencies and its virtualenv Currently, taiga-back uses pip and pip-tools to manage dependecies and venv to create its virtualenv
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