After six months of designing and coding, we’re excited to announce that DoneDone is getting a major update. DoneDone’s always been the simple, effective issue tracker. Now it’s the beautiful, easy-to-use issue tracker too. We can’t wait to share all the updates with you in about a month. Throughout this process, all our design decisions […]
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Last week we shared the big news about launching DoneDone 2. As Mike wrote in our sneak peek, what started as a few updates quickly evolved into a new product once we realized the potential of what it could be.DoneDone Classic is mainly geared toward tracking and resolving software issues; DoneDone 2 has a wider
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A few years back, we launched Public Issues (Wait! Have you seen the NEW DoneDone customer support features?) to extend DoneDone beyond just an internal issue tracker. With Public Issues, anyone can email issues to your project via a custom address. It’s one of our most popular features to-date.It’s even more useful when you can
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If you’ve been looking for a test case management tool that integrates with your favorite issue tracker, today’s your lucky day! TestLodge, an online tool for managing test cases and test plans, now integrates with DoneDone for issue tracking. Integration setup is easy – simply login to your TestLodge account, navigate to the Settings section,
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Some of our own clients have been having trouble closing issues with DoneDone. Alot of times, we’ll get an email saying that an issue was not fixed, but the message from the creator says “Thanks for fixing this bug!” Turns out, it’s had to do with some less-than-optimal UI. Here’s the way we used to
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Last Wednesday, we updated all DoneDone accounts with a bunch of long-awaited updates. It’s been a little over a month since we launched a major update to DoneDone, so we’re excited this has finally passed. Here’s what’s new:Issue management for administratorsWe now allow administrators more control over all issues within a project. Admins can now
