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Crashlytics now supports creating Sprint.ly tickets from crash reports!
Crashlytics now supports creating Sprint.ly tickets from crash reports!
Under the Radar No Longer!
Hey, we are pleased to let everybody know that Sprint.ly took “Best in Show” in the Under the Radar Conference in San Francisco today. We saw a lot of neat companies on stage today, and find it very humbling to be picked as best. It’s really fun to lay out our vision of the […]
Introducing Sprint.ly 1.5
We’re excited to announce the release of Sprint.ly 1.5. This release has been in the works for months and was entirely focused on speed, quality, and polish. From the core backend query interface to the way we handle Backbone collections on the frontend, Sprint.ly is now leaner, meaner, and more fun. Despite all the refactoring […]
Welcoming Matthew Work to the Sprint.ly Team
Today I’m pleased to announce that Sprint.ly has hired Matthew Work as Chief Strategy Officer. Matt has been working with the team as an advisor since this last fall. When the time came to hire someone to work full-time on our burgeoning business operations, the choice was clear. Moving forward he will be taking point […]
This hangs in our office to remind us all that building isn’t the same as shipping.
Our fancy pants.
Objectively Making Product Decisions
Objectively Making Product Decisions A guest blog post that I wrote for the Startup Product Summit’s blog. It lays out how we were able to focus on the right set of features for Sprint.ly 1.0 based on objective data.
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