GreenHopper?

[Colin Clark]

Hi all,

This is pretty interesting, and I'm curious to hear what others think 
about it. We're using CardMeeting at the moment for simple, 
collaborative task planning.

For our UX plan, I am in the process of transferring the tasks from each 
card into JIRA, where we can more easily track and manage the tasks as 
we start to work on them. I don't think of this as "cluttering up" JIRA 
at all--that's why we've got it. :)

I like CardMeeting because it's simple and direct. But I dislike the 
fact that it is hosted separately and is difficult to share with others. 
Moving this planning process into JIRA might work well. Thoughts?

Colin

Allison Bloodworth wrote:
> Wow, this app does indeed seem incredibly cool from watching the 
> demo--thanks for the link, Marc! It sounds like we can use it for free, 
> too, since we are an open-source project. Perhaps we can talk during our 
> Thursday design team meeting about whether this is something that team 
> would like to try. The only question I have is whether creating all 
> design-related cards as separate JIRA issues would clutter up JIRA too 
> much...but perhaps we can have a separate space in JIRA for design planning.
> 
> Allison
> 
> On Dec 17, 2007, at 5:42 PM, Daphne Ogle wrote:
> 
>> I don't think this was on our radar -- at least I didn't know about 
>> it.   This looks great based on the video and would save a ton of time 
>> synching jira with our cards.  And even allows us to do some reporting!
>>
>> I wonder if plug-ons fall into the free to open source projects 
>> category?  Peter, including you here in case you know.
>>
>> Thanks for pointing this our Marc!
>>
>> -Daphne
>>
>> On Dec 17, 2007, at 4:59 PM, Marc Brierley wrote:
>>
>>> When you guys were thinking about a virtual story card system, did you  
>>> look at GreenHopper?
>>> http://www.greenpeppersoftware.com/en/products/GreenHopper
>>> -mARC
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Colin Clark
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