Platform to map and visualize your software architecture, and see relevant data about your applications in real time in the map. Works well for individuals, but really intended to help teams collaborate.
Early beta version, so please let us know what you think. There's a feedback button in the app at the top right.
Having developed a couple of "wearable" computing products, I can appreciate what IFTTT offers for early adopting consumers. Most companies making new products don't have the time to work on too many integrations (not to mention all the contractual stuff to even be able to start). They give the early adopter a way around at least some of that problem, and I know a significant number of users appreciate that.
Google sites can work well, especially if you use Google docs. You can customize the UI to suit your needs, and organize into any kind of hierarchy you want. If your team is working with Gdocs for their actual day to day, the site content can update as they do it (almost), so eliminates the issue of a dead zone wiki. There are a lot of widgets available, so pretty easy to get a 1st version up.
Platform to map and visualize your software architecture, and see relevant data about your applications in real time in the map. Works well for individuals, but really intended to help teams collaborate.
Early beta version, so please let us know what you think. There's a feedback button in the app at the top right.