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Andy Brandt replied on July 15, 2008 16:52 to the problem "Cannot Access Account!" in Code Sprinters:

I think this is now long solved.

Nilserik replied on June 12, 2008 11:07 to the discussion "What do you think about Banana Scrum?" in Code Sprinters:

Hi,
I've mostly worked with Microsoft TFS 2008 and the Conchango Scrum template and it has been really good to me ;)
Now I'm looking for a more lightweight tool, while you seem to have gotten most of the basics into Banana there are a few things that are very dear to me:

Some way to see estimated time vs actually spent time

History on the stories or locking them to force opening a new one to introduce change

Being able to set state on backlog items maybe even on tasks, i realise this could be accomplished to some extent by creative use of the tags

Thnx for developing an interesting product

sherrod replied on June 10, 2008 00:25 to the problem "Cannot Access Account!" in Code Sprinters:

Thanks for replying. I heard it was going to be changed, but I wasn't told when. Thanks again!

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Tomek Paczkowski replied on June 10, 2008 00:17 to the problem "Cannot Access Account!" in Code Sprinters:

This is very special case: we have been asked to change this account domain name as there was some internal issues of your company/project.

This account is now available as prestige:
http://prestige.bananascrum.com/

We're sorry for inconvenience, but as I said, this is very special case, as we don't provide this changing domain at request.

sherrod reported a problem in Code Sprinters on June 09, 2008 23:23:

Cannot Access Account!

Trying to access my account page, kehot.bananascrum.com yields a registration page

Andy Brandt replied on May 12, 2008 13:51 to the question "Will banana scrum assign ID to story?" in Code Sprinters:

This is something we definitely have on our backlog, as we foresee this tool could be used for open projects where backlogs are public. However I won't get into details just yet.

sherrod replied on May 12, 2008 13:47 to the question "Will banana scrum assign ID to story?" in Code Sprinters:

I think jwb is more looking for a way to publicly and/or anonymously access user stories, which would make sharing them easier.

Andy Brandt replied on May 08, 2008 14:21 to the discussion "What do you think about Banana Scrum?" in Code Sprinters:

Thanks for your kind words. There is an introductory screencast but it is, I think, a bit outdated since we added quite a few features since then. It's a good idea to refresh it now.

As for the UI - we are already working on a new look and feel for Banana, so expect some major improvement there down the line.

sherrod replied on May 07, 2008 16:04 to the discussion "What do you think about Banana Scrum?" in Code Sprinters:

What Banana Scrum has going for it is its sheer simplicity and ability to get out of your way. I've tried Mingle, Rally, and other PM tools, but in the face of Banana Scrum, they're all much too complicated for Scrum management of small teams. Having said that, its strength is also its weakness -- it is still repetitive to do common things like work with sprint+product backlogs, and the flow of the interface is in dire need of attention. Additionally, details like lack of time zone choice and perceived speed are little quirks that do add up.

I think with more polishing and attention to UI detail, Banana Scrum could be even more powerful while still enjoying its current simplicity.