Product Blog update Jun 06
6 comments Latest by B
Some recent posts at the 37signals Product Blog:
New Basecamp Customer Video: NYSE TransactTools
TransactTools is the commercial technology arm of the New York Stock Exchange.
NYSE TransactTools video.
Previewing the revised Basecamp Dashboard
We’re always looking for ways to improve the organization of the information presented on this information-heavy screen.
Store your account/login info at Highrise
“Highrise is great for aggregating information about all the accounts I have for various web applications.”
Use Basecamp and FreshBooks to generate invoices and track time
FreshBooks is an online invoicing and time tracking service that recently annouced integration with Basecamp.
Writeboard and Writeroom = distraction-free writing with version control
You have no choice but to write something or get up and do something else. And you’ve got an easy way to collaborate, track changes, and revert to earlier versions.
Adding repeating events to the Backpack Calendar
We’ve always supported repeating events that were brought in via an iCalendar subscription, but now you can create your own repeating events.
Repeating events arrive.
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6 comments so far
Serge Lescouarnec 06 Jun 07
Good piece
I guess my ‘cookbook’ is ‘Serge the Concierge’.
It has so far helped me add useful resources in the US and abroad rather than gain clients per se.
Any of you attending the ‘Future of Online Advertising’ in New York?
I will be there.
Take care
Serge Blog: http://www.sergetheconcierge.com
Darren Stuart 06 Jun 07
All good. Whens Backpack going to get some lovin…
JF 07 Jun 07
All good. Whens Backpack going to get some lovin…
It’s getting a lot of love right now. I just saw some check-ins scroll by in Campfire.
Darren Stuart 07 Jun 07
Excellent. I spend an aweful lot of time in it, in fact if it were to disappear I think my life would turn into the unorganised mess that it was before :p
Spongebob Squarepants 08 Jun 07
Why put your product blog entries on the main blog?
DRY .
Or does the product blog lack visitors?
B 08 Jun 07
The product blog obviously has a lot less visitors than SvN has. It’s called promotion to build traffic. That’s how it works. If you want people to know about something you tell them. Get over it.
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