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Blog - Page 20 of 27 - DoneDone
Product updates and our thoughts on getting work done.
Important Note: Since the POODLE vulnerability was announced in October 2014, we no longer support SSLv3, and you should not need to perform the instructions below to integrate DoneDone with Github.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
We're ecstatic today. One of our favorite apps, HipChat, now integrates with DoneDone. At We Are Mammoth, we've been using HipChat for nearly a year and I can't imagine working without it.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
If you’re a developer, odds are good that you host your code repositories with GitHub, Beanstalk, or Bitbucket (or maybe all 3).
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Jeremy Kratz
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.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
When tracking issues and bugs for your project, it’s important to make sure the right people are assigned to the right issues.
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Jeremy Kratz
A lot of issue and bug trackers give you the option to customize nearly every detail of your interface. This includes custom statuses, workflows, and rules.
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Jeremy Kratz
I recently read through some of the decisions that Sifter, a competing issue tracker, made with their application.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
Good reporting is integral to any successful project, and it's a feature DoneDone users have been requesting for years.
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Jeremy Kratz
When we started building DoneDone, we had lots of experience with the most popular bug trackers at the time.
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Jeremy Kratz
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.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
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.
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Ka-Wai Cheung
Lots of people use email to manage their day-to-day tasks - just about every web application can be configured to send updates directly to your inbox (DoneDone included!) But since all your productivity tools…
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Jeremy Kratz
Important Note: Since the POODLE vulnerability was announced in October 2014, we no longer support SSLv3, and you should not need to perform the instructions below to integrate DoneDone with Github.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
We're ecstatic today. One of our favorite apps, HipChat, now integrates with DoneDone. At We Are Mammoth, we've been using HipChat for nearly a year and I can't imagine working without it.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
If you’re a developer, odds are good that you host your code repositories with GitHub, Beanstalk, or Bitbucket (or maybe all 3).
-
Jeremy Kratz
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.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
When tracking issues and bugs for your project, it’s important to make sure the right people are assigned to the right issues.
-
Jeremy Kratz
A lot of issue and bug trackers give you the option to customize nearly every detail of your interface. This includes custom statuses, workflows, and rules.
-
Jeremy Kratz
I recently read through some of the decisions that Sifter, a competing issue tracker, made with their application.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
Good reporting is integral to any successful project, and it's a feature DoneDone users have been requesting for years.
-
Jeremy Kratz
When we started building DoneDone, we had lots of experience with the most popular bug trackers at the time.
-
Jeremy Kratz
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.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
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.
-
Ka-Wai Cheung
Lots of people use email to manage their day-to-day tasks - just about every web application can be configured to send updates directly to your inbox (DoneDone included!) But since all your productivity tools…
-
Jeremy Kratz