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Product updates and our thoughts on getting work done.
It's been about a year since we updated DoneDone with a mobile-friendly version for iPhones, iPads, Android devices, and just about any modern mobile browser.
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Jeremy Kratz
Customer support and bug tracking are two functions that are critical to your company's success: Today, many companies use one system for customer support and another for issue tracking, even though both concepts are…
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Jeremy Kratz
Douglas Adams is one of my favorite authors, responsible for the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series.
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Jeremy Kratz
We're proud to announce the release of Public Issues in DoneDone today. Quite simply, it's our biggest new feature to date.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
DoneDone was originally designed as an internal team issue tracker, which required each of your users to have their own login.
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Jeremy Kratz
Working on an issue tracker for the past four years has taught me more than just how to build and maintain a piece of software.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
Despite all the great user interface design we see on web applications today, one of the most important user interfaces for a SaaS product doesn't live in the browser and may have very little “design” to it at all.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
"Feature request!!!" It's often the battle cry we software engineers use to downplay the urgency of a customer's issue.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
While we love posting about big updates, this week we've pushed up a few very small ones that we'd like you to know about.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
When we started building DoneDone, there were quite a few existing issue trackers on the market.
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Jeremy Kratz
Sometimes you don't want to bother with opening a new application or browser tab to make a quick update to your issues and bugs.
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Jeremy Kratz
Last week, our users created or updated a total of 13,145 issues within DoneDone. Assuming those updates were made during mostly-normal business hours, that's over 300 changes per workday hour!
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Jeremy Kratz
It's been about a year since we updated DoneDone with a mobile-friendly version for iPhones, iPads, Android devices, and just about any modern mobile browser.
-
Jeremy Kratz
Customer support and bug tracking are two functions that are critical to your company's success: Today, many companies use one system for customer support and another for issue tracking, even though both concepts are…
-
Jeremy Kratz
Douglas Adams is one of my favorite authors, responsible for the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series.
-
Jeremy Kratz
We're proud to announce the release of Public Issues in DoneDone today. Quite simply, it's our biggest new feature to date.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
DoneDone was originally designed as an internal team issue tracker, which required each of your users to have their own login.
-
Jeremy Kratz
Working on an issue tracker for the past four years has taught me more than just how to build and maintain a piece of software.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
Despite all the great user interface design we see on web applications today, one of the most important user interfaces for a SaaS product doesn't live in the browser and may have very little “design” to it at all.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
"Feature request!!!" It's often the battle cry we software engineers use to downplay the urgency of a customer's issue.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
While we love posting about big updates, this week we've pushed up a few very small ones that we'd like you to know about.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
When we started building DoneDone, there were quite a few existing issue trackers on the market.
-
Jeremy Kratz
Sometimes you don't want to bother with opening a new application or browser tab to make a quick update to your issues and bugs.
-
Jeremy Kratz
Last week, our users created or updated a total of 13,145 issues within DoneDone. Assuming those updates were made during mostly-normal business hours, that's over 300 changes per workday hour!
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Jeremy Kratz
Features & Updates
Customer Support
Bug Tracking
Project Management