Show HN: Zube.io – Simple project management for your GitHub issues
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#14Looks great! Would love understand how it compares to ZenHub.io.
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#15This looks really awesome, and I can't wait to check it out. However—when authorizing with Github, do I read this correctly as granting auth to all of my organizations? I can't do that. Is this configurable? praying
https://help.github.com/articles/about-third-party-applicati...
I'd love to explore this further with you.
Re: Show HN: Zube.io – Simple project management for your GitHub issues
#16Only problem is I can't figure out how to edit the content of an issue once I opened the card?
Edit: Also trying to figure out how the Review state work compared to Waffle.
Re: Show HN: Zube.io – Simple project management for your GitHub issues
#17This looks really awesome, and I can't wait to check it out. However—when authorizing with Github, do I read this correctly as granting auth to all of my organizations? I can't do that. Is this configurable? praying
As of now I don't think it's possible.
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#19Looks great! Would love understand how it compares to ZenHub.io.
Also Zube is fast :)
You can see our focus on developers by the layout of our board, which is more scrum style than kanban. Each developer has their own row. It makes it easy to see exactly what your tasks are. You can also assign issues by dragging the card over to the user's row, something that isn't possible with a kanban board like ZenHub. We care less about getting an overview of the whole project (what PMs care about) and more about what needs to be done (what devs care about)
We'll continue adding features that make developers happy whether they would fit into the GitHub Issues paradigm or not.