We use a tool called Jenkins to do Continuous Integration (often referred to as CI). Without getting too nerdy, all that means is that we have a server sitting in the background continually checking our work. Each time someone changes something, the Jenkins CI server “builds” a completely new version of the site and runs some tests over it.

A review of how Clicktale technology works and some real world issues that you might face when implementing or using Clicktale

We use Jira to keep track of all of our tasks – without it we’d be overwhelmed with the sheer volume of “stuff” you need to keep track of on a typical project. For each of our projects, the client can email in issues to our team via a project email address. These emails don’t …

A few months ago, we started working with a project management coach. The aim was to try to improve the way we do things. We already have lots of quite tight processes for our technical work, but didn’t have any around managing all the different things that our project managers do. Each week, we’ve been …