Kommentare zu: Coffee shops and other tools for small software startup teams

Von: Hendrik Beck

Hendrik Beck — Fri, 10 Sep 2010 16:10:31 +0000

Hey Mike, thanks for stopping by. I definitely liked the idea, unfortunately even the extended trial period wasn’t enough to get it tested with my little side project. Too much work in other projects which meant that there were no changes in the 30 days of trial. What about trial periods by build, e.g. the first 50 builds for free?

Von: MikeCI

MikeCI — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 12:18:18 +0000

Thanks for the mention Hendrick!

We’re glad you’re liking our hosted CI service.

Codesion have a great list of partners active in the SAAS space including their version control offering. Could be worth a look.

Happy Coding!

Mike CI Team

Von: Hendrik Beck

Hendrik Beck — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 05:10:27 +0000

Yeah, I’m also not sure if I would use Wave for client communication, I can well imagine that it can get messy pretty soon… But yes, I would definitely consider email as a legal mean of communication. Nowadays it’s all on Twitter and Facebook and the like and email often looks out-dated, but it’s in fact still an efficient and secure way to exchange information. I agree with you on that!

Von: Fred

Fred — Tue, 10 Aug 2010 15:47:57 +0000

Very good list there. And my heart go to Dropbox.

Google Wave is quite impressive, but when working with a Client or anyone who like to drop 1 message every 15 mn, it is totally unproductive. Just like Skype. I don’ t use it anymore for work.

I don’ t know if you can consider an email as legal mean of communication. But what about chatting? Anyway I stop any “real time” collaboration tool, And get back to traditional email.

but of course as you mentioned Google Wave for team work is perfect, especially with people used to Google Docs. But for basic Clients, I don’t recommend it at all, excepted if you get paid to train him.

Von: Hendrik Beck

Hendrik Beck — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 03:17:04 +0000

Hey Sebastian,

danke fuer Deinen Kommentar, Teamviewer kannte ich nun im Gegenzug noch nicht. Allerdings hab ich auch keinen einzigen Bekannten hier, der mit Kunden in goold old Germany arbeitet, vielleicht liegts daran Aber das werd ich mir auf jeden Fall mal naeher anschauen, sieht ebenfalls sehr interessant aus…

Schoene Gruesse zurueck und jupp, bis bald auf ein Bier
Hendrik

Von: Sebastian

Sebastian — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 06:12:45 +0000

Hi Hendirk,
Schöne Zusammenfassung,
Coffee shop working ist wirklich ein echtes “Vietnam” Phänomen, arbeite hier eigntlich auch nur im Wifi Cafe.
Gute Zusammenfassung an Opensource Tools, Pivotaltracker kannte ich noch nicht, sieht ja interessant aus und klingt sehr Scrum komptibel.

Würde als No1 Collabo Tool noch Teamviewer ergänzen (vor allem wenn man mit Kunden in good old Germany arbeitet). Das Ding scheint auch hier (zumindest in meinem Bekanntenkreis) recht verbreitet zu sein.
http://www.teamviewer.com/index.aspx

Grüße und evtl bald auf ein Bier
Sebastian (fitzecarraldo)