mhp

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by mhp 6y ago
I'm sorry it's confusing. It's trying to say that SAML SSO is provided via Atlassian Access - but you don't need to buy Enterprise to buy Atlassian Access - it's a totally separate product (and does not require Ente
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by mhp 6y ago
We have some things coming out this year in this area but in the meantime, check this out: https://bluecatreports.com/
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by mhp 6y ago
It's the other way around. You only need to buy Atlassian Access to get the SSO + enforced 2FA for your Trello (and also any other Atlassian product) users. Trello Enterprise (optionally) would secure your content (i.e. attachment res
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by mhp 6y ago
There is always more engineering work. The questions is does the app need to add new vocabulary type features to get there, or is the work focused on making the API more flexible for 3rd parties, or the signup process less onerous, or ma
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by mhp 6y ago
We've got some stuff up our sleeves...
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by mhp 6y ago
The part that bothers me the most about this is that our app has all of the certifications and controls that they would need - they just don't know that. Soc2/3, ISOs, Fedramp, etc (trello.com/security). But as you point ou
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by mhp 9y ago
Thanks for taking the time to say that. One of the most rewarding experiences of my role has been accepting thanks like yours, online and in person, on behalf of the team that actually built the product. We owe all of our success to your re
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by mhp 9y ago
Hi! Co-founder Trello here. Agree that “behind” is maybe weird here and probably not intentional but then again the whole Trello team is now part of Atlassian. Every day we are part of the group of people that are building the future produc
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by mhp 10y ago
We will continue to support integrations with all kinds of other tools (regardless of the fact that they may compete with some other Atlassian product). Let the people use the tools they want to use - if they don't want to use your to
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by mhp 10y ago
The Trellists made Trello. And the Trellists are going to keep working on Trello at Atlassian. Atlassian understands that Trello is unique and beloved and they definitely do not want to mess that up. Read this article that Jordan Novet wr
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by mhp 10y ago
omg, I'm going to have a boss! I'll be working at Atlassian. Lots of stuff to still do in the future to reach our (and my) goals. And now we're going to have a lot more fuel for our engines to get there.
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by mhp 10y ago
Thank you for the kind words. I promise you Atlassian understands why Trello is so successful. You described Trello's core strength perfectly - and this one of the reasons they are committed to keeping it as a standalone service. (dis
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by mhp 11y ago
Our vision is that it gives a group of people a shared perspective. It puts you on the same page. That could be your fiancé and your mother-in-law planning your wedding or it could be your HR team trying to structure your employee onboardin
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by mhp 11y ago
Nope. No ads.
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by mhp 11y ago
Quantcast has our mobile data too.
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by mhp 11y ago
https://trello.com/humans.txt (although that's probably only half of the people).
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by mhp 11y ago
It's not really a secret: https://www.quantcast.com/trello.com
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by mhp 11y ago
Awesome that this hit front page. Thanks! But I think the more interesting link for the HN crowd is this one: How to build a Trello powerup: https://developers.trello.com/power-ups/samples Sample github repo: https:&
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by mhp 12y ago
The most famous thing Joel has written was a checklist. http://www.joelonsoftware.com/articles/fog0000000043.html
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by mhp 12y ago
Did you use it with other people? While it can work on an individual level (i.e. where you are just making boards for yourself), that isn't really what it was designed for. I wouldn't put it in the same group of tools as persona
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by mhp 12y ago
Check out the column this card is in: https://trello.com/c/ylDBKS2F/1059-more-labels-tags
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by mhp 12y ago
Fog Creek employees keep on making Fog Creek awesome, and yes, they have a stake in Trello Inc. (Some of the longstanding employees now even have a stake in both Stack Exchange AND Trello).
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by mhp 12y ago
We won't disclose that info because it just invites a bunch of unwanted discussion about valuations. It's probably not too difficult to make an educated guess.
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by mhp 12y ago
Currently cohabitating. Eventually will likely move. (Same as Stack Exchange's history).
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by mhp 12y ago
I don't agree with what you wrote at the end. It's not a "mistake" to bootstrap and have a much higher probability of success with a lower possible return. I know that's probably not what you meant, because you wrot
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by mhp 12y ago
I know that for some people, this is an issue. The problem is the cost of switching to another name. For a ten year old product, the cost is IMMENSE. It can definitely be done, but it's a hard problem. Naming is also really hard. We
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by mhp 12y ago
We are planning new features for those products, but we've already been selling those things for over a year: https://trello.com/business-class https://trello.com/enterprise We also have no plans to
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by mhp 12y ago
I'm pretty sure the 355 regs prevent you from doing something like that (not that you couldn't just do it anyway, but that you might get caught if you are trying to do something shady). In our case, we didn't want to give up
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by mhp 12y ago
Sometimes you need a detailed vertical app - like a bug tracker, or an applicant tracking system or a CRM. But a lot of times, you don't. You just need something simple because your needs aren't that complex. And using something
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by mhp 12y ago
It was a 355 spinoff. If you are into reading boring IRS guidelines, you can start here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internal_Revenue_Code_section_3... tldr; imagine a stock split like Google did recently where the sh

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