We built a bug and issue tracker called Sifter.
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Joined August 2007
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We just released the biggest update to @sifterapp since launch. Here's the rundown: sftr.io/1AG4zp1
Set aside dedicated and focused time for testing so you can uncover more bugs. sftr.io/1tOIPnx
Make it easier for your clients to help test with these simple tips for bug tracking. sftr.io/1wqvcGs
See how bug tracking helps you differentiate between "Done" and "Double-checked." sftr.io/1FnbOU3
Help make bug reporting easy and natural for your non-technical team members with email. sftr.io/1IqttGJ
Share these tips with your clients and testers to get stellar bug reports. sftr.io/1DxzYqc
Unlock the ultimate Black Friday Web Agency Toolkit with amazing deals on great apps! sftr.io/1xQTVUv
Ever wondered how @happycog delivers such high quality results? Peek behind the curtain at their process. sftr.io/1ntfJ7t
Have you seen how @electricpulp uses Sifter to impress their clients and close out projects sftr.io/1q83EaV
See how Campaign Monitor created a simpler front-end to Jira for tracking customer suggestions: sftr.io/1qc6WKm
Launched a series of articles about the benefits of improving software quality and some advice on how to do it. sftr.io/1oTZboy
Some thoughts on "accepted" and/or "verified" states in issue tracking workflow. sftr.io/MCbzuE
The Open Web Application Security Project has some handy cheat sheets for handling common patterns securely. sftr.io/1bcgZYY
It's counter-intuitive, but embracing unassigned issues can actually help streamline your wor… sftr.io/1ceCmTX
Improve your decision making process, and record it for future reference to save yourself from second-guessing. bit.ly/1i8x0Os
"Mob Refactoring" A structured way for your team to share knowledge and identify ways to improve your codebase. bit.ly/MB2dju