For DoneDone’s fourth birthday later this month, we’re excited to launch global search to all of our customers. Global search gives you an alternative way to sift through your list of issues. While DoneDone already gives you a number of options to mine through your issues – either through popular filters like Issues Waiting On
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I recently read through some of the decisions that Sifter, a competing issue tracker, made with their application.Sifter’s simple approach mirrors what we believe too: one-to-one communication on issues, and a strict set of issue statuses that drive how issues get resolved. However, there are a few features that DoneDone offers which differ from Sifter’s.
Nearly 200,000 issues were submitted by DoneDone customers in 2012, and, already, we’re on a pace to eclipse 300,000 issues submitted by the end of this year. With all those problems logged, it’s DoneDone’s job to make sure they get resolved as quickly as possible. We already do a lot. Last year, we launched a
When we first sketched out how DoneDone would work back in 2008, one thing was clear. We wanted an app that didn’t leave issues hanging out to dry. With the many other issue trackers we surveyed, it was very easy to create issues that would get started but not resolved. Issues quickly sat in the
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One of the most-requested features from our users has been due dates on issues. We’ve been very careful about keeping DoneDone as simple as possible, without all the excess of dropdowns and input boxes that mostly go unused in other issue trackers. So, we wanted to get this just right – not too much and
When you log into the new DoneDone on your smartphone, you’ll notice a dramatic difference in appearance from the desktop version. Gone are a number of secondary features – creating a project, project settings, updating your profile, managing people – to name a few. On mobile, the focus is simply on answering the question, “What’s
We have exciting news! As of today, DoneDone integrates with Harvest – the time-tracking application that we, and thousands of other companies, use to track and bill time efficiently. We think it will be a perfect marriage. Harvest makes something as onerous as time tracking palatable, just as we try to make issue tracking a
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We’re in the early process of re-architecting DoneDone, our simple web-based issue tracker. Since we launched in April 2009, we’ve gotten plenty of your feedback on what’s working and what’s not. Now, we’ve reached that exciting, but admittedly daunting decision to redesign a lot of the inner-workings of DoneDone.In this post (and likely a few
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Yesterday, we updated DoneDone so that all pages have more descriptive titles. The biggest change you’ll notice is with issue pages. We’ve added the issue number and project name in the title. For those of you that open up multiple DoneDone windows, it’s now much easier to quickly scan your browser tabs for the project
A couple weeks back, we released a few minor improvements to the DoneDone issues page. We redesigned the issue and project title display. Previously, the project name appeared on the “Back to” link in the upper left. It was outside the main issue content and styled as a normal link. When you were in an
