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Hacker News London Talk: Help your startup PlayNice.ly

Posted February 4, 2011 by rob

Tweet I gave a quick talk at the Hacker News London meetup last night on some lessons that PlayNice.ly have learnt over the last year or so. If you’re thinking of doing a startup then please check out these slides! Let me know if you have any questions or feedback!

Spread the PlayNicely Love

Posted January 25, 2011 by rob

Tweet Good news everybody, release ‘Hermes’ is now out! From today you can unlock extra projects on your paid PlayNice.ly plan using the new Love PlayNice.ly page. All you need to do is recommend PlayNice.ly to your friends. When your friend signs up, you will both receive an extra project. So go to the Love PlayNice.ly [...]

PlayNice.ly now integrates with BitBucket

Posted January 11, 2011 by rob

Tweet We’ve been working away over the break and are pleased to announce support for BitBucket commit notifications in our latest release. Setting up the integration is easy: 1. In your PlayNice.ly project, go to the ‘Project Settings’ page, select ‘BitBucket’, copy the BitBucket URL and hit ‘Save settings’. 2. Go to your BitBucket repository [...]

PlayNice.ly: Fun, fast bug tracking launches today

Posted November 9, 2010 by rob

Tweet Today, we launch our little app out of public beta and into the big, bright world of paid-for web apps for software teams. When we started building PlayNice.ly just over a year ago, the conversations used to go something like this: “So, what are you doing these days?” “We’re working on a start-up!” “Cool! [...]

Tech/Startup focused product? Don’t support IE

Posted October 19, 2010 by rob

Tweet When PlayNice.ly was about to enter private beta we had a decision to make: should we add support for IE? Adam and I had skirted around the issue whilst developing the initial version of the app (read: we both program on Macs and never had time to test it on IE) but we had [...]

PlayNice.ly with GitHub and Subversion

Posted August 9, 2010 by rob

Tweet It’s been pretty quiet around here lately, but that’s only because all the action has been happening on The Playground. We made a major update to PlayNice.ly last week, with the release of a few new features and many bug-fixes. We now support the much-anticipated integration with GitHub and Subversion.