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Just what I was thinking. I'm interested in hearing how long Flow was in development versus Asana (2+ years?). Considering Asana hasn't launched diddly, I'd say
by jwwest 16y ago
Just what I was thinking. I'm interested in hearing how long Flow was in development versus Asana (2+ years?). Considering Asana hasn't launched diddly, I'd say flow is the incumbent.
- jarin 16y agoHas Asana really been in development for 2 years? Maybe someone should send them a copy of Dreaming in Code. Edit: Wow, I just looked at their "feature list" again. Do you REALLY need LDAP integration? Does it really need to be written in an in-house language? Why does a todo list that's supposed to work just as well for a single user need Gantt charts and a wall on each todo item? If anyone's ever used Quickbase, that's what the feature set makes it sound like.
- splish 16y agoGiven the items you mention, LDAP potential and Gantt charts the enterprise could be a bigger target for Asana than Flow at the moment.