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The only feature I can think of that we ever removed (I might be wrong) is OpenID, because almost no-one used it and it was really confusing. Time tracking is
by wlll 13y ago
The only feature I can think of that we ever removed (I might be wrong) is OpenID, because almost no-one used it and it was really confusing.
Time tracking is still there in Basecamp Classic, and that's not going away. If you rely on time tracking in Basecamp Classic you can continue to do so.
See this from the announcement page FAQ:
Q: What about Basecamp Classic?
"We are fully committed to running Basecamp Classic forever."
- http://37signals.com/ http://37signals.com/
- ry0ohki 13y agoI get the feeling if a majority of people had switched to the new Basecamp, they would have killed off the old one, but it's such a breadwinner, they are not going to take it away, although I suspect if it ever gets to the point that a tiny portion is on Classic, they will change their mind, which is unsurprising as that's more or less been the concept of their company (to make bold statements and change them when circumstances change).
- jasonfried 13y agoThe number of people have nothing to do with it. We won't kill it off because we made a commitment not to. We're keeping our word. Simple as that.
- brianbreslin 13y agoI want to switch to new basecamp, been a basecamp classic customer since 2005 (do i get a gift basket?), but rely on time tracking for my business. I don't want to have to rely on an external time tracking tool.