Dear beloved customers, Many months of hard work from our developers and IT team culminate this Friday, November 8th, when we complete the migration of DoneDone to our new data center on Amazon Web Services. We’ll be joining hundreds of other well-known organizations who have ported some — if not all — of their web […]
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Since extension methods were introduced to .NET in 2007, how to use them appropriately has always been a source of debate amongst its programmers.For those of you unfamiliar with them, the extension method feature allows you to add methods to an existing class without modifying the original type. Extension methods are implemented as static methods
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Good reporting is integral to any successful project, and it’s a feature DoneDone users have been requesting for years. We first launched interactive reports last year, and since then we’ve worked with many of our users to continually refine the user interface to make it simpler, faster, and just plain better. Start With A Filter
Agile project management has been gaining prominence in recent years as more and more organizations are looking for ways to be more flexible and responsive to their customer’s needs. This article will explain what Agile project management is and provide e
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Learn about the advantages of using issue tracking software for bug management and how to choose the right tool for your team.
You can now use saved replies in brand new conversations and use reference numbers in your email signature.
If you’re a developer, odds are good that you host your code repositories with GitHub, Beanstalk, or Bitbucket (or maybe all 3). Odds are also good that many of the changes you make in your repositories are directly related to issues in your DoneDone account. Luckily, you can easily connect DoneDone with your source control
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Here are a few things we’re working on with DoneDone. We don’t know exactly when they’ll get added yet, but suffices to say…soon. RSS feeds for issuesWe’re adding secure RSS feeds for certain issues. You’ll be able to grab a feed for all issues waiting on you, all issues waiting on them, as well as
Today’s blog clarifies questions from DoneDone Classic users regarding the whereabouts of DoneDone Global Search and DoneDone Item Numbering in DoneDone 2.
Last week, we added an API documentation page to DoneDone. You can now get more detail about the available services and answers to common questions here.In our next release, we’ll be rolling out a bunch of new services through the API as well. You’ll soon be able to reassign an issue, change issue status, and
