GitHub, the popular site for managing software development projects, is now also a lightweight project management service, thanks to a new feature.
The company launched Projects on Wednesday, which is a feature to help with all the work that springs up around a code repository.
It lets teams organize tasks into a board interface, where Pull Requests, Issues, and Notes from a repo can each be represented by a card. Those cards can then be rearranged into custom columns, so users can track how different project components are moving through a workflow.
