Not that long ago I published a post called TeamLab vs Basecamp: A Project Management Duel where I looked through the pros and cons of the two project management systems. We all seem to know where Basecamp is heading, but today I’d like to give you a small update about TeamLab. Just a quick note — TeamLab is a project and business management system developed by a company called...
How To Create a Remote Shared Git Repository
So Github doesn’t work for you? This article is about setting up a private, remote and shared Git repository for you and your team. I’m using Ubuntu 10.10 and 10.04, as well as Fedora Linux (assuming you replace apt-get with yum), anyhow this should work on all other distros with minor modifications. I’m not going to tell you what Git is, and I’m not going to teach you how...
TeamLab vs Basecamp: A Project Management Duel
Team. Team, team, team.. How good is your team if you can’t manage it? This reminds me of an IT Crowd episode: Well if you can’t work as a team you’re all fired! .. Hello security? Everyone on floor 4 is fired. As some of you already know, I run a little web development startup here in Moscow called Frumatic and during the past few months we’ve been struggling to get our...
The Web Development Cycle Explained
If you’ve ever been to software development classes you probably already know about the software development cycle: Pre-alpha, Alpha, Beta, Release candidate (Gamma, Delta), Release to Marketing and finally, General Availability. Well it goes pretty much the same in the web development world, except that there are a few other parties involved in the whole process, and today, in the dynamic...
5 Really Useful Trac Reports
For those of you who are not familiar with the project management software called The Trac Project please proceed to the Trac Guide. I’ve been working with this project management tool for quite some time now and the latest upgrades are just awesome. I believe the solution for private projects’ RSS feeds has been found a few months ago somewhere here. The iCalendar issue remains, but...