How to market to Developers
I consider myself a pretty lucky Marketer. I get to work with the people who also just happen to be my direct target audience, developers and designers. This comes with both pros and cons. On the upside I get to...
Why passion matters.
I have many flaws. I know about most of them, but I’m sure there are just as many I don’t know about. I try to be a good person, but I am who I am…. for better or worse. You certainly won’t find...
An update from the CEO
A little over a year ago, I sat down and wrote this blog post about “the future of BugHerd”. It seemed like a good idea at the time and we had some grand hopes and visions for what we wanted this...
Making our website stand out from the “startup” crowd
There has been a lot of talk recently about how web design is losing its creativity. That us designers are just reverting to the latest layout trend. They call it “The Dribbblisation of Design”. In many cases I believe this...
Building an online community.
Have you ever been to one of those conferences that promises an excellent opportunity to ‘network and mingle’ with like-minded folks? Where you get given your name on a laminated safety pin badge handed over with a way-too familiar grin?...
Macropod Community Manager
We are looking for a Community Manager to work with us in Yarraville, Melbourne. Does the following sound like you?
How retros solved team communication.
When I started at Macropod nearly a year ago, I was a little surprised to find that a company that seemed to have their act together in so many ways didn’t do regular “retrospectives”. For the last five years I’ve worked in...
What kind of leader are you?
I’m a first-time CEO (although it’s certainly not the first time I’ve managed a team). I know I still have a lot to learn, especially as my team is small and I’ve only been at this a few years. The...
The 2015 BugHerder Survey Results
First of all, thank you everyone who filled in our survey. We had more than 150 responses which gives us an excellent snapshot of how you use Bugherd for bug and issue tracking and where our product / market fit...
CSS: Why we need localized constants
There’s become a growing concern that, in general, CSS is broken. While it hasn’t been something that’s prohibited me from work, it’s becoming more apparent the more complex our application gets. Scoped CSS is something quite a few projects are...
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