AutoScrum tells your clients/team members what are you doing with one click. It finds the PBIs you did yesterday and works out what are you doing today. It supports Azure DevOps and GitHub projects and issues (coming soon). The consultants at SSW use it everyday and the best thing is that it force every team member to keep the backlog up-to-date. https://www.ssw.com.au/rules/methodology-daily-scrums
The current video is great but without it, I'm unsure if users would be able to get AutoScrum up and running.
When using AutoScrum for the first time it can be a bit confusing. To help ease people into using this amazing site, I'm suggesting the following changes to help first time users.
[ ] Add Instructions to the readme on how to get setup
[ ] Add tooltips to each heading as shown in the image below
[ ] Add a link back to this GitHub from the website.
[ ] Test if a new user can get AutoScrum up and running without the use of the video
Tooltips Description examples:
Here is a first pass of the tooltips :)
Heading Label
Tooltip text
Profile Name
The label you want this config to be saved as
Email
The email address used to access the Azure Board
PAT
Personal Access Tokens Access via Azure Board > Click your Profile > Security > Personal Access Tokens > + New Token
Org Name
Grab from the url dev.azure.com/<Org name>/
Project name
Grab from the url just after the org name dev.azure.com/<Org name>/<Project name>/
Hi,
The current video is great but without it, I'm unsure if users would be able to get AutoScrum up and running. When using AutoScrum for the first time it can be a bit confusing. To help ease people into using this amazing site, I'm suggesting the following changes to help first time users.
Tooltips Description examples:
Here is a first pass of the tooltips :)
Azure Board > Click your Profile > Security > Personal Access Tokens > + New Tokendev.azure.com/<Org name>/dev.azure.com/<Org name>/<Project name>/Screenshot