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Product updates and our thoughts on getting work done.
The Digital Project Manager Blog has rated DoneDone as a top pick for 2019 in multiple project management software categories. Here's why:
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James Milliron
Today's blog clarifies questions from DoneDone Classic users regarding the whereabouts of DoneDone Global Search and DoneDone Item Numbering in DoneDone 2.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
Rethinking our original codebase, 1300+ Git commits, a visual overhaul. Our journey to building DoneDone 2 was a monumental experience. Read on.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
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.
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Michael Sanders
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.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
Dealing with customer support can make emotions run wild. Here are the 5 steps your customers go through when they need help, and how you can prepare for it.
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James Milliron
Customer care is a vital part of any company’s strategic game plan. Your support tracking software may be the mightiest weapon in your arsenal.
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James Milliron
This small company, which started because of one developer's need for better bug tracking, is now on a mission to build the best bug tracking software.
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James Milliron
We can't help you with a nagging spouse or rising oil prices... But our problem tracking software can help you get things done. At least, whatever is under your control.
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James Milliron
There are 3 big principles to consider when your team is setting up a system for bug and issue tracking. Don't miss these key points.
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James Milliron
DoneDone's GDPR update is fully compliant with all GDPR requirements. Click here to read about what data we collect and how we use it.
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James Milliron
Learn everything you need to set up an issue management system for your company. Explore the basic components, maintaining lists, and choosing a software.
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James Milliron
The Digital Project Manager Blog has rated DoneDone as a top pick for 2019 in multiple project management software categories. Here's why:
-
James Milliron
Today's blog clarifies questions from DoneDone Classic users regarding the whereabouts of DoneDone Global Search and DoneDone Item Numbering in DoneDone 2.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
Rethinking our original codebase, 1300+ Git commits, a visual overhaul. Our journey to building DoneDone 2 was a monumental experience. Read on.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
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.
-
Michael Sanders
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.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
Dealing with customer support can make emotions run wild. Here are the 5 steps your customers go through when they need help, and how you can prepare for it.
-
James Milliron
Customer care is a vital part of any company’s strategic game plan. Your support tracking software may be the mightiest weapon in your arsenal.
-
James Milliron
This small company, which started because of one developer's need for better bug tracking, is now on a mission to build the best bug tracking software.
-
James Milliron
We can't help you with a nagging spouse or rising oil prices... But our problem tracking software can help you get things done. At least, whatever is under your control.
-
James Milliron
There are 3 big principles to consider when your team is setting up a system for bug and issue tracking. Don't miss these key points.
-
James Milliron
DoneDone's GDPR update is fully compliant with all GDPR requirements. Click here to read about what data we collect and how we use it.
-
James Milliron
Learn everything you need to set up an issue management system for your company. Explore the basic components, maintaining lists, and choosing a software.
-
James Milliron