This tracker app [0] is designed to be pretty modular, and there's a service implementation that uses the GitHub API client [1]. In theory, you could modify it and expand it to cover your custom needs for issue tracking.
We would love your thoughts on ZenHub.io [1] - fully integrated issue tracking, +1, estimates, burndown charts, kanban boards, even a personal todo list - a lot of the features asked for here, right within the GitHub interface and presented a lot more cleanly than competing products.
Looks nice. How do I add additional organizations after the first one? Can I send an invite to other organization managers to make themselves available for ZenHub?
Each organization is treated separately, all you need to do is install the extension and visit a repo of the other org. From there you'll start a 2 week trial and you'll be able to invite your team members and managers :)
waffle.io does this, but having to run on top of GitHub means it can't really fix problems like voting. But it can offer better search and things like that
This tracker app [0] is designed to be pretty modular, and there's a service implementation that uses the GitHub API client [1]. In theory, you could modify it and expand it to cover your custom needs for issue tracking.
[0] https://src.sourcegraph.com/apps/tracker
[1] https://godoc.org/src.sourcegraph.com/apps/tracker/issues/gi...
We would love your thoughts on ZenHub.io [1] - fully integrated issue tracking, +1, estimates, burndown charts, kanban boards, even a personal todo list - a lot of the features asked for here, right within the GitHub interface and presented a lot more cleanly than competing products.
Disclosure: I work on ZenHub :)
[1] https://www.zenhub.io
Looks nice. How do I add additional organizations after the first one? Can I send an invite to other organization managers to make themselves available for ZenHub?
Thanks!
Each organization is treated separately, all you need to do is install the extension and visit a repo of the other org. From there you'll start a 2 week trial and you'll be able to invite your team members and managers :)
waffle.io does this, but having to run on top of GitHub means it can't really fix problems like voting. But it can offer better search and things like that