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
We launched DoneDone about a week and a half ago. Thanks to the many that have signed up, played around, tweeted, blogged, and also gave us some very helpful comments. I wanted to sum up the gist of the responses we’ve been getting.Overall, we’ve gotten some nice compliments on DoneDone’s simplicity and general elegance. Some
This is the final post in a five-part series introducing DoneDone, our simple, straightforward issue tracking tool to finish projects strong. Sign up for a 30-day free trial or paid account at http://www.www.getdonedone.com. In today’s final introductory post to DoneDone, we introduce release builds. When we first started using other issue tracking tools, we discovered
This is the third in a five-part series of articles introducing DoneDone, our simple, straightforward issue tracking tool to finish projects strong. Sign up to get a launch alert and view a quick features list at http://www.www.getdonedone.com. We’ll be launching DoneDone within the next few days… Today, let’s talk about search. DoneDone gives you smart
This is the second in a five-part series of articles introducing DoneDone, our simple, straightforward issue tracking tool to finish projects strong. Sign up to get a launch alert and view a quick features list at http://www.www.getdonedone.com. We’ll be launching DoneDone within the next few days…Most issue trackers don’t get the human-side to issue tracking.
This is the first in a five-part series of articles introducing DoneDone, our simple, straightforward issue tracking tool to finish projects strong. Sign up to get a launch alert and view a quick features list at http://www.donedone.com. We’ll be launching DoneDone within the next few days…All client projects should end on time.But, this rarely ever
Beginning Monday, I’ll be starting a 5-day blog post series introducing DoneDone, our simpler, smarter issue tracking tool (and it’s all web-based). I’ve written about it a few times in the past few months, but now we’re finally ready to release. Here’s what we’ll cover: Monday: Real-time responsibility with DoneDone Tuesday: How we handle issues
In a few short weeks, We Are Mammoth will be launching its first product, DoneDone.I’ve talked about it in three previous blog posts, under the code name BugSpray. DoneDone is a straightforward issue tracking tool. Rather than pounding you over the head with all sorts of customization and filters, DoneDone focuses on people. What issues
In a post last week, I discussed 3 ways that I’m improving the bug tracking experience with our internal bug tracking tool (codename BugSpray). The first thing I talked about was what you should see when you log in.There are so many ways to slice and dice bugs. Bugs have priority, status, ownership, updates, views,
Bug tracking tools can be fairly simple from a programming perspective. Which is probably why there are hundreds of them out there all doing an equally OK job. But, if you take a look at mostbugtrackerinterfaces, they look uncomfortable. They look like a bunch of HTML form elements all got together at some stiff HTML
