When the status of a card changes, one moves it between the lists to indicate its current state. These boards contain lists which house cards for each item or task pending action. Trello is a web app based on the Kanban/SCRUM styles of project management. If you’ve not heard of Trello, I’d highly recommend signing up as soon as you’ve finished reading this blog post.
#USING CODEKIT WITH WORDPRESS CODE#
We use Github for code storage and development, issue tracking and collaboration around code-centric topics and discussions. We even have a neat workflow (based on the Github-Flow workflow) for managing all bug or feature request reports… even for our own website! GithubĪll code at WooThemes is housed on Github. P2īeing a WordPress-powered business, how could we not use P2?įor those not in the know, P2 is like an internal Twitter for your company (it can be public as well, if you’d prefer)… And it’s powered by WordPress!Īlong with P2, we use the P2 by Email plugin to ensure we never miss a beat. These tools are the fan belt that keep the WooEngine purring. Find the heartbeat.Īs amazing as the above tools are, there are certain tools we use as a team to collaborate, share ideas and converse about general topics (#catGifFriday, for example). Step 2: Look at the tools we use as a team. There is, however, a common thread that binds us all across certain tools we use as a team. Heck, up until a few weeks ago, some of us were still using Windows.Īfter surveying the team on a variety of tools from operating system to code editor, preferred web browser and any special tips and tricks they use, the results confirm the hypothesis ever WooNinja, much like a snowflake, is unique. It’s easy for us to assume that everyone works the same way we do and uses the same tools. Step 1: get to the heart chat with the team.īeing a diverse group of (at time of writing) 31 WooFolk, spanning the globe, we all have our own slight differences in how we approach a scenario (be it a ticket, bug fix or new feature). Welcome to “The Tools We Use – The Revised Edition”.
Today, I’ll attempt to answer all of the possible questions you may have around this topic. After looking back at our original blog post on this topic, I found that as the WooTeam grew and our business evolved, so did the apps and tools we use to make the Engine hum. At WooThemes, we’re often asked, “which app do you code in?”, “what’s your favourite app for project management?” and other related questions about the WooEngine. I often find myself looking at businesses and wondering “what apps do they use to make things happen?”- it turns out I’m not alone.
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