When tracking issues and bugs for your project, it’s important to make sure the right people are assigned to the right issues. It’s just as important that everyone working on an issue can easily keep track of its progress, and communicate between one another. DoneDone makes it quick and easy to invite new users to […]
With this update, you can create task via comments and replies.
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Working from home can be a tough adjustment, especially if it came on suddenly. Learn five working from home tips to stay productive and happy.
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This week, we’ll be adding Google Analytics tracking to all DoneDone accounts. Here’s why we’re trying this out. We hope it answers any questions you may have about our decision. We launched DoneDone 3 months ago last Wednesday. It’s been a veritable whirlwind of feedback, feature requests, questions, responses, open dialogue, and software improvements. We
Need to improve your customer support? Here are a few reasons why you should use a help desk for effective communication and tracking.
A help desk is a great way to unify customer support and product teams. By collaborating in the same tool, you can solve customer problems faster and create a better product experience.
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No developer will want to read bloated, ambiguously-named and inconsistently-designed code a few years from now. Writing is the constant in programming that won’t change anytime soon.
For nearly two decades, I’ve been writing some form of code. But, the primary reason I code has changed over time. In the beginning, I wrote code simply to make something real. It was empowering to finally run a program (after hours of debugging) and see it behave the way I had originally intended it
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
I woke up on a typically cold and dreary February morning in Chicago before the sun rose. I leaned over to check my phone on my nightstand and noticed an abnormal amount of messages in my inbox. 75 to be precise. That’s never a good sign. I catapulted out of bed, launched into my desk,
