My role
I helped write it, shot it as director of photography and gaffer, and split the editing with TeamGantt’s other videographer.
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So the last few months of TeamGantt have been pretty amazing. A couple of weeks ago, our entire dev team got together here in Baltimore to work on some new features that are going to be really cool, but we can't exactly talk about them yet.
Trust me on this. You're going to love them. And in case you think all we did all week was slave away on lines of code... Oh, come on.
Do some tricks. Do some. Jake, what happened there? Nailed it.
One of the features that we can talk about is a new public calendar link. So now you can create a link in TeamGantt that you can share with people outside of your project that contains only the information that you want them to see. So keep an eye out for this new feature.
In addition, we've also begun to move TeamGantt's core services over to AWS. We're hoping this brings performance increases across the app, especially for users outside of the U.S. While the team was here, we were able to get an interview from one of our developers, Brad
Bumbalough. My name is Brad Bumbalough, and I'm a developer with TeamGantt, and I'm from the sunny coast of Florida. I have lots of kids, so that definitely takes up a lot of free time, but I enjoy coffee, roasting
coffee, brewing coffee, definitely drinking coffee. It's a great thing. If I have any time left over that, maybe reading some books or I'll catch you up on some online articles and things like that.
I really like the small team structure. You know, it's really easy to get things worked on, get things done. If you want to work on something, something needs to be done, we can work on it. My favorite thing, I think, actually, is being able to work with people all over the world.
I want to help out with some support tickets, and you'll talk to people from Australia or Germany or Switzerland or France and, of course, the United States. But it's really neat being able to talk to people all over the world who are using what you're working on every day and be able to help them out.
I get to work on, actually, a lot of different stuff. I get to work on some of our backend API. Of course, the web app that everyone uses and then even some of the Trello integration. It's been a lot of fun working on that.
There's some other features that are a little secret right now that are probably my favorite, but they'll be coming soon. In our last video update, we had just launched our checklist feature. In this update, we're proud to announce the checklist has gotten even better.
You can now edit checklists and drag and drop to reorder them. So that's it for this update. Don't forget, you can leave us feedback at video@teamgantt.com. Or leave a comment.
Let us know what you think of checklists. Has it been a useful feature to you? We hope so. We'll see you next time.
So that's it. Yeah. Don't put that in there. Now I know it's going in.
Yeah.