Author name: sharmil.desai@donedone.com

The new DoneDone started it’s new job this past Monday. So far he’s made plenty of friends. He’s handsome, smart, and from the midwest, so we knew he’d do just fine. He’s not exactly like the last guy who sat in that chair, though. He’s his own man, and as such, there’s a few questions […]

In this weeks edition of FAQ, FYI, and WTF we’ll leave out the screenshots and focus on how DoneDone has been performing, what our Pre-October customers need to do before October is over, and what we’ve been up to over the past week. If you’d like me to explain any specific features or expound on

We just released two big functional changes to DoneDone today as well as a big pricing change, mainly inspired by our users (cuz we listen!). We’ll post an alert to your account homepage when these changes take effect. Here goes….Functional Change #1: Assigning an issue to yourselfYou can now assign issues to yourself. When we

The new DoneDone release is right around the corner on October 1st. Between now and then, we’ll be sharing some newness here starting with what we call the big three: the dashboard, the project landing page, and the issue detail. If you’re new to the new DoneDone, get caught up here. And, if you can’t

As part of the updates to DoneDone we’re making, whose release is fast approaching, we’re revamping the way the API is implemented and how developers will interact with the system. Due to the changes, this means that the old API will no longer be available as of October 1st, 2011 and that any integration you’ve

Simplify your bug tracking workflow with DoneDone and TestLodge. Whenever an automated test fails in TestLodge, it creates a ticket for you inside DoneDone.

The new DoneDone has been out for two weeks now, and we’ll be posting a new release tonight, October 14th at about 8:00 pm CST. We expect there to be a maximum of 2 hours downtime. We will notify everyone that we’re back online via Twitter, @getdonedone.The new release will have all account functionality enabled.

Well, today was the first full business day since the new DoneDone left the nest. Users in 34 countries signed in and got busy with little fanfare. Big sigh of relief. Here at We Are Mammoth, we’ve spent the day watching things. Watching traffic. Watching feedback. Watching errors. Watching performance. It’s been a productive day

DoneDone 2 is on the way! Here’s a sneak peeek of our newest task management and issue tracking application. We think you’ll like it! Read on.

Happy Monday, folks.If you’re reading this, you’re probably signed in to the new DoneDone and thinking “What the $#%! happened to my DoneDone”. Then you’re thinking “Oh, right, this is the newer, faster, cleaner DoneDone I got 13 emails about.” Finally, you’re looking for some kind of primer on what’s actually new besides the design