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"Fog Creek" seems to be all gone. ---- CoPilot -> shutdown (intern project) Fog Creek -> Glitch FogBugz -> sold off Trello -> sold off (Atlassian) StackEx
by tiffanyh 5y ago
"Fog Creek" seems to be all gone.
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CoPilot -> shutdown (intern project)
Fog Creek -> Glitch
FogBugz -> sold off
Trello -> sold off (Atlassian)
StackExchange -> sold off (intern project to create job board with was later moved over to StackExchange and became it's business model)
CityDesk -> shutdown
Kiln -> ???
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Joel has been working on https://hash.ai https://hash.ai but haven't heard much about what they are doing.
I wonder if any Wasabi transpiler code is still out in the wild. For those not aware, Wasabi generated PHP from ASP code.
- swozey 5y agoI had no idea Trello was Fog Creek, interesting
- JCharante 5y agoI never heard of Fog Creek before, I didn't know that was the origin of StackExchange, Trello, and Glitch.me . So many good ideas at one company.
- tiffanyh 5y agohttps://www.joelonsoftware.com https://www.joelonsoftware.com was the go-to developer "blog", before blogs were even a thing.
- drewcoo 5y agoNo, it was a developer blog. Back when blogs were actually a thing. DailyWTF and Coding Horror are still around from then. And RaymondC's OldNewThing that shows up here once in a while, though initially I remember him blogging internally at MSFT, so maybe that doesn't count. There were many others, now long gone.
- jonsagara 5y ago> I wonder if any Wasabi transpiler code is still out in the wild. It is. I still have a FogBugz account, and I saw a Wasabi stack trace in my admin notifications the other day.