Today, we’re excited to announce we’ve released an integration with the popular time-tracking app, Harvest. You can now track time on any task or conversation right within the app. It’s been one of our most popular integrations in Classic, and now it’s part of both of our products. To add Harvest, go to your mailbox
Hey DoneDone users! This morning, we made our first big release since the launch of DoneDone 2. Here’s what’s been updated. Global Search As I mentioned last month, we’ve been working hard on a global search feature and it’s ready to go on your account right now. The next time you visit DoneDone 2, you’ll
Just Released: Global Search, Reference Numbers, and better lists Read More »
Today’s blog clarifies questions from DoneDone Classic users regarding the whereabouts of DoneDone Global Search and DoneDone Item Numbering in DoneDone 2.
Rethinking our original codebase, 1300+ Git commits, a visual overhaul. Our journey to building DoneDone 2 was a monumental experience. Read on.
When talking about software design, handling permissions seems straightforward: Make sure a user can only access things they have rights to. There’s nothing inherently complex about it. But, creating an elegant coding strategy for permissions is hard—particularly as an application grows in scope.For one, the actual logic gets more complex. What may have started as
Happy 2018! Today, we’re excited to announce an update to working with issues.Previously, if you wanted to update the priority level, change the status, or assign a new tester or fixer, you either had to do these as distinct steps on the issue detail page, or click into the Edit screen — a feature only
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
Using .Net extension methods as syntactic sugar without the toothache Read More »
For awhile now, I’ve been following a Twitter account called Programming Wisdom. I’ve always enjoyed the daily dose of sage advice and inside-programming humor from them. I did a double-take recently when they tweeted a quote of mine from a book I published back in 2012. “In the end, regardless of where you are on
Today, we’re excited to announce the release of our brand new help documentation. We’ve parked it at https://donedone-2.helpdocs.io/.For years, we’ve had all our nuggets of wisdom regarding DoneDone sprinkled across a few places—various blog posts, our FAQs section, and a knowledge base site. We wanted to bring all that information into one centralized place. We
Howdy folks! We’ve been busy working on a handful of items in our DoneDone backlog. There’s more to come but here’s what’s already available. 1. Re-open closed or fixed public issues when customers reply You can now configure closed or fixed Public Issues to automatically re-open if a customer replies back. They might be writing
DoneDone Updates: Re-open public issues, more clarity, and a font reset. Read More »
