Time for the first update!
So the first 24 hours are gone, and boy was today a great day. We got a lot of feedback, a lot of clever uses of our features, and lots of people asking for invites (you all went into the queue, don’t worry - your time will come).
It was also a time for a lot of code updates and bug fixes (1 day of testing beats 2 months of development - keep that in mind if you launch applications), and this was the result:
- Clear quick task form on submit
- Project timezone now defaults to the users’
- Fixed profile creation without a name
- Project Settings menu item was missing from users list
- Alias URL in project creation page is now correct
- Timeline - Chat link was broken
- Timeline - Deleted task links were broken
- Timeline – Link to “Project Created” was broken
- Hash has been renamed to invite code
- Login has been replaced with “E-mail” in the login box
- Ticket description is now properly escaped
- Changing your access password now gives feedback
- Alias length is validated in the same request that validates its uniqueness
- “Add users” is now in the user list
- Timestamps now shows the correct value for all timezones
- Blog comment count is now working
- Support system
- Changing a project features gives feedback
- Chat actions now visible: view log, download log and delete chat room
- Login screen error message
- Increased note input box
This brings our known issues down to near 0. More importantly, there’s a new link on your header when you’re logged in to leave feedback messages, so please, do use it whenever you have a bug to report or a suggestion to present. If today wasn’t a proof that we are listening and want you to help us build a great product, nothing is.
Thank you, and remember to have fun!
Is there any way to know if we’re in the queue or not? I’m fairly sure I showed my interested a while back, but I have no way to confirm that you noticed me.
And of course, great work on responding so rapidly to issues.
Comment by Tristan Dunn — September 12, 2006 @ 4:03 am