Hello, I am interested in what software you guys use to communicate between team members over the internet (ventrilo, email etc.)
This is not about me looking for a bunch of suggestions as much as just an interest in seeing what else is out there.
Here is my list:
1) ventrilo
2) MSN messenger around 5 years back (very easy to send files by dragging and dropping onto chat screen)
3) Drop Box for file management
All 3 also offer android support which makes it easy to keep in touch when your not near your computer.
Team communication software
Started by GregoryN, Jan 08 2012 04:36 PM
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#2 Moderators - Reputation: 1705
Posted 08 January 2012 - 10:12 PM
On a recent project we used
Tortoise SVN, Trillian, Mantis
And on another we used
Dropbox, oDesk, Google Docs
Tortoise SVN, Trillian, Mantis
And on another we used
Dropbox, oDesk, Google Docs
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Making games fun and getting them done.
www.sloperama.com
Please do not PM me. My email address is easy to find.
#5 Members - Reputation: 1849
Posted 03 May 2012 - 09:14 AM
Microsoft Lync is easily the best thing I've ever used:
http://lync.microsof...px?EP=200101185
IM, file transfer, persistent chat rooms (so you can join a room and see what has been discussed), video conf.
Doesn't cover bug tracking and document store, but there are plenty of good options there.
http://lync.microsof...px?EP=200101185
IM, file transfer, persistent chat rooms (so you can join a room and see what has been discussed), video conf.
Doesn't cover bug tracking and document store, but there are plenty of good options there.
#6 Members - Reputation: 103
Posted Today, 10:58 AM
Assembla (see link on gamedev page) or Redmineas ticket / tracker system. Altough I think assembla is quite good (I'm in love with the cardwall tool)
MSN as Instant Messenger / Mumbleas voice chat
And the most important thing: these tools might be great, nothing beats real-life, face to face communication and a wall with post-its ;)
MSN as Instant Messenger / Mumbleas voice chat
And the most important thing: these tools might be great, nothing beats real-life, face to face communication and a wall with post-its ;)


















