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by softwareman 12y ago
try http://getgolo.com I built it.
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by softwareman 12y ago
http://getgolo.com http://getgolo.com/projects/d52182ec195ee772a6ef1692f2ee5445 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8986355 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9010978
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Update HN: GOLO, Added “Descriptions” Feature to Tasks, Comments?
1 points by softwareman 12y ago|1 comments
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by softwareman 12y ago
Hi, Its free. Its not even a product, more like a personal project. I haven't put any screenshots as its still in development and would love to get your thoughts. I want to build an extremely simple project management tool without extr
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by softwareman 12y ago
http://getgolo.com
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Show HN: Updates for GOLO, a simple project management app
1 points by softwareman 12y ago|3 comments
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by softwareman 12y ago
Thanks a lot Jake. Actually thats the idea behind it. So, I am planning to support all these functionalities which you mentioned. In fact these features will be off by default. You can enable it on need basis per project. But this is still
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by softwareman 12y ago
I agree. I thought of tags but still went with priority because an open ended priority serves two purposes: high level ordering as well as low level ordering. What I mean is that you can separate out very different tasks by giving them far
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by softwareman 12y ago
I agree. Trello is closest to what I needed. I do not have a strong reason to not use Trello. I come from a background of using excel sheets for this task and needed something in flatter structure. Trello seems more visual than I need it to
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by softwareman 12y ago
http://getgolo.com
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Show HN: GOLO, a simple personal project management app
5 points by softwareman 12y ago|7 comments
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Ask HN: Mobile developers, how do you do testing?
12 points by softwareman 12y ago|7 comments
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by softwareman 12y ago
Tesla, SpaceX
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by softwareman 13y ago
Thats exactly what we are hearing. People like it but it seems we are not able to convince them to use it. I agree coordination is an issue but I believe that since these testcases are for user based interaction, it should not be too diffic
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by softwareman 13y ago
Selenium.
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by softwareman 13y ago
Thanks Michael. I will put a demo account so that you can walk through the way it works.
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by softwareman 13y ago
I agree.
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by softwareman 13y ago
Thanks Saurav.
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Show HN: Pingsure, test your webapp every hour.
4 points by softwareman 13y ago|11 comments
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by softwareman 13y ago
I agree. There is no significant value in Notes application alone but what I am trying to generate value in the Hmpgr platform (pronounced as homepager). I have another app called Blog which I am still developing. I know adoption of these
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by softwareman 13y ago
I agree. Still learning the marketing part. I will definitely make it more direct.
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by softwareman 13y ago
I partly agree. I have two options: 1) support both (configurable) 2) support only one Choices make things complicated too. I want to understand, is there enough following for Textile markup or not. I like it more than Markdown (probably on
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by softwareman 13y ago
Clickable: http://hmpgr.com/apps/notes
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Show HN: Notes, a very simple app which supports Textile Markup.
2 points by softwareman 13y ago|6 comments
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Ask HN: Drupal websites?
2 points by softwareman 13y ago|0 comments
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by softwareman 13y ago
Mostly, there are screenshots for each test case steps. Test cases aren't fragile. In some extreme cases we can tests only certain part which are more stable.
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by softwareman 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Will fix the scroller thing.
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by softwareman 13y ago
Clickable: http://www.pingsure.com
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Ask and Show HN: Startups, do you have your integration tests?
5 points by softwareman 13y ago|7 comments
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by softwareman 13y ago
I think any conflict later on will be disastrous. So why not decide beforehand. Decision can be altered but atleast there will not be any confusion for the initial period.

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