We’re starting a virtual Tracker User Group (TUG for short) and you’re invited to join the first online meeting on Tuesday, May 8. Read more...
We received a lot of questions, concerns, and objections about Hiten Shah’s EAT Method, so in today’s episode, we’re going to dive into the top three we heard again and again. Read more...
In the last episode, we mentioned how a number of the current approaches fall short. If you were left wondering what to do next, don’t fret, because in today’s episode, Hiten Shah is back. He’ll be introducing a new approach to coming up with product estimates, and it’s coincidentally called the EAT method. Read more...
One of the best things that you can do to help your team deliver great products is to make sure your entire team is starting off on the right foot. Read more...
In this episode, we’re going to talk about the issues specific to diversity and inclusion in tech and provide you with some strategies for navigating those tricky conversations with your teammates and your peers. We’ll also dive into what isn’t working and why. Read more...
We recently launched a Consultancy Directory, featuring consultancies representing a wide variety of sizes, services offered, and locations. So if you’re in the service business and use Pivotal Tracker, we’d love for you to add your business. Read more...
Among its other bells, whistles, and doo-dads, Tracker provides powerful search capability to quickly find what you need. Welcome to Discovering Tracker, a new series that will spotlight various features in Tracker to help you get the most out of using it. Read more...
This report allows account admins and owners to view a list of account members in CSV format. You can still access this info via the API, but now you don’t need to know how to use curl to get it.
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In this episode, we’re going to talk about the issues specific to diversity and inclusion in tech and provide you with some strategies for navigating those tricky conversations with your teammates and your peers. We’ll also dive into what isn’t working and why. Read more...
If you’re a product manager, user stories are a critical part of how you interact with your team. Nothing trumps a face-to-face conversation, but the key to starting that conversation is a good story. Read more...
With our latest update, when a story card has focus, you can now select the story to move it by pressing the spacebar, using the up and down arrows and pressing spacebar again to find it a new home. Read more...
In this episode, we’re going to talk about the issues specific to diversity and inclusion in tech and provide you with some strategies for navigating those tricky conversations with your teammates and your peers. We’ll also dive into what isn’t working and why. Read more...
With our new native GitHub integration, you can automatically attach GitHub branches, pull requests, and commits to stories and epics to see your code as it moves through the development process. This allows developers to create a pull request workflow and easily visualize progress with an at-a-glance view of code status. Read more...
This week, we’re going to answer two questions that inspired this series from one of our audience members, Jane. We chose these two because we figured they might also be on your mind! Read more...
Did you know that you can clone your stories and panels in Tracker to make getting things done faster and easier? Or that you can export/import project data via CSV to essentially clone an entire Tracker project? If this is news to you, then we have just the thing: Welcome to Discovering Tracker, a new series that will spotlight various features in Tracker to help you get the most out of using it. Read more...
The goal of the last episode was to give you solid understanding of accessibility, and all the things you could think about when designing a product with accessibility in mind. But we understand it might be a lot to tackle, which is why in this episode, we’re going to boil it down into three key tips that are critical and will make a big impact. Read more...
Losing a story in Tracker is no fun, whether it’s because of a simple mistake or because Bob and his glitchy delete fingers were running amok in your backlog. In either case, we now have a solution—your Project Owner can go to Project Settings and view the 100 most recently deleted stories. With one click, you can recover any or all of those deleted stories and thwart Bob’s nefarious plans once and for all. Read more...
When designing products, we think a lot about usability—how easy to use a product is. But we often overlook another aspect of product design: accessibility. So all this month, we’re going to dive into accessibility. Read more...
Since the dawn of time (Tracker), Tracker has marked epics as done as soon as all scheduled stories are done. This meant that epics that contained stories in the Icebox could be marked as completed…even though there was work that hadn’t been started. This was so that unplanned stories lurking in your Icebox wouldn’t keep your epic open forever. Read more...
Last year at a conference, I attended an open spaces session on accessibility and it really caught my attention. Since then, I’ve been taking steps to help our team build an understanding and appreciation for accessibility and the ways that we can improve Tracker with accessibility in mind. Read more...
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