Author Archives: Nicholas Lemay
Removing Agile Team Capacity And Velocity Confusion
A long time ago, we introduced a Velocity feature to ProjectCards. We got it wrong. And since we figured a lot of other people get it wrong, here’s a small article on how to handle your teams’ capacity and your … Continue reading
A guide on getting value out of your Agile2010 experience
Agile2010 has come and gone. Hopefully, so did the rain. But what exactly have you gotten out of it ? As an attendee, you might have attended a few sessions which did not meet your expectations, but also hopefully a … Continue reading
Pictures of ProjectCards at Agile2010
Here is a picture of our booth at the Agile 2010 conference. Thanks for all that dropped by. We had a blast ! For more pictures, visit ProjectCards Flickr album. -Nicholas Lemay
Using Aptana As An Agile Project Management Tool
In the past few years, an IDE that has been gaining in popularity has been Aptana. With support for Ruby on Rails, Python, Git, CSS, JavaScript and much much more, you can see why Aptana has had more than 5 … Continue reading
Lessons Learned From Our Agile 2010 Stand Design
During the past week, Jeff and I have been really busy trying to come up with the design of the backdrop. We can humbly say that is some serious hard work. Our hats go off to people who do this … Continue reading
ProjectCards 2.3.0 coming soon
ProjectCards will soon be releasing version 2.3.0 of its software. For a sneak peek at the upcoming feature, have a look at our change log. – Nicholas Lemay Want to enable your Agile team to be in control of their … Continue reading
Follow ProjectCards on Twitter !
You can now follow ProjectCards on Twitter ! – Nicholas Lemay Want to enable your Agile team to be in control of their success ? jumpstart @ projectcards.com/download
ProjectCards has a brand new website
The ProjectCards team is proud to announce it has a brand new website to celebrate its 5th anniversary. Have a look for yourself @ ProjectCards.com. – Nicholas Lemay Want to enable your Agile team to be in control of their … Continue reading
