Jira Agile already includes this functionality for Software Development projects. A Board is created for these projects which exposes issues in this kind of interface.
No, I don't use any of these, but I think it is better to use an interface that is already built, solid and reliable, like Trello's, than to use a new interface.
If the app here is just a relay of data, it can focus on relaying well, instead of having to write its own UI.
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Bitbucket actually has http://www.bitbucketcards.com/ btw, http://gitlo.co is cool for github issues
http://backstage.crew.co/bettercrew-how-to-automate-customer...
Jira Agile already includes this functionality for Software Development projects. A Board is created for these projects which exposes issues in this kind of interface.
This is a good alternate for people who don't want to pay for Jira though and just need this functionality and prefer this view.
Why isn't http://gitlo.co/ getting the attention it deserves?
Why would you want to use two different services to store the same data, isnt it better to use one just with different augmentations?
http://imgur.com/Zr7kXVh
Very interesting! Thanks a lot for sharing.
Though I agree with the previous comment. A third service to relay data from two services?
Have you personally used it? If that is the case, what do you think?
No, I don't use any of these, but I think it is better to use an interface that is already built, solid and reliable, like Trello's, than to use a new interface.
If the app here is just a relay of data, it can focus on relaying well, instead of having to write its own UI.
Isn't this just jira?
In a way, but the idea here looks to be simplicity. The core data for tracking and managing your issues remains the same.
This is not Trello.