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Show HN: Zube 1.0 – Powerful project management for GitHub Issues

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Re: Show HN: Zube 1.0 – Powerful project management for GitHub Issues

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Post by nathanstitt »

philschatz wrote: post #32

Oh nice! I like the ability to assign Issues by just dragging to a user and the "Batch Editing" UI is pretty concise! Also, being able to create an Issue without having a GitHub login seems helpful to get non-developers communicating. I'm a developer that grew frustrated with so many ticket tracking solutions that force users to use the UI (Waffle and ZenHub store metadata that is not in GitHub), a lack of hackable o…

I've used gh-board before and really like the ability to "merge repos" You can view all the PR's across multiple organizations and repositories, which makes it very handy for someone who's a member of multiple projects. Plus it's open-source!

Re: Show HN: Zube 1.0 – Powerful project management for GitHub Issues

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Post by lisivka »

jenniferDewalt wrote: post #22
xGrill wrote: post #20

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Hey Jen, Congrats on 1.0. Our development team uses a micro service architecture that has 1 project spread across multiple repos, and I think the biggest problem with most project management software with extensive Github integration is that they are on a per repo basis. We can never get a holistic view of our entire application without duplicating work into another Project Management platform. Is there anything insi…

We're working on implementing multiple repos on one board right now and will have that feature out in a couple of weeks. Are you looking for adding several repos to one board or do you need a board that displays issues from one or more repos as well as non-issue backed tasks?

Just one board for all projects _per organization_, please.

I want to keep separate boards for my private projects, but one board for all backend related projects (backend-, aports-) in another organization.

Re: Show HN: Zube 1.0 – Powerful project management for GitHub Issues

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Post by emehrkay »

jenniferDewalt wrote: post #2

Hi! I’m Jen, cofounder of Zube and we’re thrilled to announce Zube 1.0 today. Zube 1.0 is much more powerful than our beta version. We’ve added Zube Tickets, which lets you create tickets that track groups of related GitHub issues. Think ZenDesk for Github. We’ve also added an issue manager, which is the fastest way to find and triage your issues on any platform. And there have been many improvements to our scrum/kan…

Is Zube a direct result of your 180 days of coding exercise (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6097155) that you did a while back? If so, amazing. Very inspiring

Re: Show HN: Zube 1.0 – Powerful project management for GitHub Issues

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Post by jenniferDewalt »

emehrkay wrote: post #45
jenniferDewalt wrote: post #2

Hi! I’m Jen, cofounder of Zube and we’re thrilled to announce Zube 1.0 today. Zube 1.0 is much more powerful than our beta version. We’ve added Zube Tickets, which lets you create tickets that track groups of related GitHub issues. Think ZenDesk for Github. We’ve also added an issue manager, which is the fastest way to find and triage your issues on any platform. And there have been many improvements to our scrum/kan…

Is Zube a direct result of your 180 days of coding exercise ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6097155 ) that you did a while back? If so, amazing. Very inspiring

Thanks! The idea for Zube came from my and my cofounder's (shout out to @204NoContent!) experiences working on dev teams at our previous jobs at early stage startups. We built the tool we wished we had :)

The 180 Websites project is definitely a part of what led me to be a technical cofounder. It certainly helped me learn how to ship code and iterate!

Re: Show HN: Zube 1.0 – Powerful project management for GitHub Issues

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Post by jenniferDewalt »

lisivka wrote: post #44
jenniferDewalt wrote: post #22

Earlier quoted context omitted.

We're working on implementing multiple repos on one board right now and will have that feature out in a couple of weeks. Are you looking for adding several repos to one board or do you need a board that displays issues from one or more repos as well as non-issue backed tasks?

Just one board for all projects _per organization_, please. I want to keep separate boards for my private projects, but one board for all backend related projects (backend- , aports- ) in another organization.

Cool! That's how we're implementing it.

Re: Show HN: Zube 1.0 – Powerful project management for GitHub Issues

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Post by lisivka »

jenniferDewalt wrote: post #29
alexwebb2 wrote: post #28

Estimation is a killer feature missing from Github Issues, and it looks like you've got a points estimation feature, which is great. Any plans to add hour-based estimation?

That's a great idea and would be pretty quick to add. Would having either points or hours for a repository work for you?

If in hours, then implement it as combobox with predefined list of standard estimates (1h, 2h, 4h, 1d, 2d, 3d, 1w, 2w, 3w, 1m, 2m, 3m, 6m, 1y).

Re: Show HN: Zube 1.0 – Powerful project management for GitHub Issues

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Post by alexwebb2 »

jenniferDewalt wrote: post #29
alexwebb2 wrote: post #28

Estimation is a killer feature missing from Github Issues, and it looks like you've got a points estimation feature, which is great. Any plans to add hour-based estimation?

That's a great idea and would be pretty quick to add. Would having either points or hours for a repository work for you?

Yeah, that'd be fantastic!

Re: Show HN: Zube 1.0 – Powerful project management for GitHub Issues

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Post by jenniferDewalt »

lisivka wrote: post #48
jenniferDewalt wrote: post #29

Earlier quoted context omitted.

That's a great idea and would be pretty quick to add. Would having either points or hours for a repository work for you?

If in hours, then implement it as combobox with predefined list of standard estimates (1h, 2h, 4h, 1d, 2d, 3d, 1w, 2w, 3w, 1m, 2m, 3m, 6m, 1y).

Got it! That makes sense, thanks for the breakdown.
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