> There are still businesses out there that have never heard of things like agile, or source control, and who manage projects by sending emails back and forth.
That's pretty much my target. There are tonnes of small agencies and small ecommerce outfits (especially in the UK) that aren't using anything to manage bugs or work. The problem, of course, is finding them.
Interesting idea, the temping thing. I suspect some simple freelancing might have a similar effect.
I'm rather hoping, though, that my blog and cheat sheets (at addedbytes.com) gives me the exposure to the kinds of people who might be interested in this type of product. It's clocking up 200,000 page views a month or so, and that's almost exclusively developers and ecommerce types. I'm hoping a series of blog posts on the topic of bug tracking will help a few lost souls out of the email and spreadsheet bug-management quagmire!
Thanks for the compliments. Glad you like the look - I was going for simple and clean.
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> There are still businesses out there that have never heard of things like agile, or source control, and who manage projects by sending emails back and forth.
That's pretty much my target. There are tonnes of small agencies and small ecommerce outfits (especially in the UK) that aren't using anything to manage bugs or work. The problem, of course, is finding them.
Interesting idea, the temping thing. I suspect some simple freelancing might have a similar effect.
I'm rather hoping, though, that my blog and cheat sheets (at addedbytes.com) gives me the exposure to the kinds of people who might be interested in this type of product. It's clocking up 200,000 page views a month or so, and that's almost exclusively developers and ecommerce types. I'm hoping a series of blog posts on the topic of bug tracking will help a few lost souls out of the email and spreadsheet bug-management quagmire!
Thanks for the compliments. Glad you like the look - I was going for simple and clean.