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A pretty shameless rip-off of Trello, yet it makes sense. I'm just about to set up collaboration using Bitbucket and Trello* and there's too much manual linking
by noibl 14y ago
A pretty shameless rip-off of Trello, yet it makes sense. I'm just about to set up collaboration using Bitbucket and Trello* and there's too much manual linking involved.
At the moment it looks very v0.1 though. I'll wait for the release version.
'Raise a bug' ->
http://www.bitbucketcards.com/samtardif/bitbucket-wallboard http://www.bitbucketcards.com/samtardif/bitbucket-wallboard
-> 'Error: Couldn't find that repository.'
* (Of course, if Fog Creek hosted git repos I never would have been a BB user in the first place..)
- lucian1900 14y agoJira has had the card view for a while, it's more likely to be inspired by that.
- anthonyb 14y agoI think Agile had it first...
- lucian1900 14y agoMy point is that an Attlasian employee would be likely to be inspired by an Attlasian product.
- anthonyb 14y agoThey're all inspired by Agile, and the way it avoids large specs in favour of lighter processes like ... index cards, and moving them around on a board.
- wyck 14y agoYa and trello shamelessly ripped of the idea from sticky post-its...who got their idea from the gutenberg press.
- tosh 14y agoRather than a rip-off I see it as an indicator that the software development industry is moving away from list-based issue tracking to visualizing the development process in a more intuitive and transparent way (cards that move through different stages) which imho makes a ton of sense. We've built https://www.blossom.io https://www.blossom.io for exactly that reason. But there are many tools out there that use this visualization or a hybrid of lists and cards, so from my POV definitely not a rip-off, just a natural evolution over the last few years.
- tghw 14y agoI'm not at Fog Creek anymore, but in talking to my former colleagues, it sounds like you won't have to be a BB user much longer, if you don't want to.