Tag Archives: basecamp

Intelligent Defaults vs TeamworkPM’s Management of Message Subscriptions

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Intelligent defaults are at the core of brilliant software. You shouldn’t have to micromanage your projects or your software.

A developer’s paradise, here’s two years of experience dealing with the TeamworkPM API.

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We didn’t want our customers to feel that they were in a help desk. Support should be as easy as email. Hands on test of the leading solutions.

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I often have to introduce our team to Textile formatting and our clients. I’ve linked to the other great Textile documentation out there.

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So for non-programmers, here’s how to get Textile editing working on BBEdit. Review of other OS X textile solutions.

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With up to 20 people on a single project, spanning design, programming, SEO and content, notifying everyone is a nightmare.

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Keeping out of date and inaccurate information in your help documents is just wrong. Case in point: 37signals Highrise export.

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Is it worth upgrading to the 37signals suite from Basecamp? Really, it depends how much sync you need and how much integration you want.

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37signals abandons white label Basecamp betraying original subscribers: open source self-hosted Basecamp replacement on the way.