Email - Seriously having tried out literally everything I could, email is still the both worst tools and best tools for the job. Worst because you cant really get much efficiency out of it, best because everyone knows how to use it and there is no learning curve involves.
Ask HN: Which project management and team communication software do you use?
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#52the usual suspects: JIRA, Confluence, (lots of) email, WhatsApp groups and cisco webEx.
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#53Ora - free & perfect for small to mid projects.
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#54Crocagile
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#55Slack and keka is the best project management and team communication software. https://goo.gl/bBsbMr
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#56Targetprocess :)
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#57Earlier quoted context omitted.
Pivotal tracker's flow is excellent when you get everyone on board!
Does it force any particular process / workflow? I'd like to try it but the investment of time and social capital in trying a new tool that doesn't work out for the team is very high.
Yes, it has one workflow, personally I think it's a good middle ground between simplicity (like Github issues) and completeness (like Jira), there is this 8 min tutorial on it here: https://youtu.be/bzCZysm5lG8
I agree with the investment thing, can't help with this one though :)
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#59Do you know a such tool where all database (issues, tasks etc) is stored into a git repo ? I am considering to do this using org-mode (for my own 1st).
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#60Trello. We aren't a tech company (though I subscribe to the every company is a tech company, some just make things) and I'm the only programmer. Trello is by far the most intuitive tool for none-trivial I've seen, if anyone knows of a better one I'd be interested. Since Trello had an API I just integrated against that the bits I didn't already have.
I subscribed for startinfinity.com beta and it seems they are solving trello limits and have really great UX.