Effective Software Development with ClickUp: Éphémère Creative's Product Management Strategy

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Dive into the world of efficient product management with host Raphaël from Ephemere Creative. In this episode, explore our strategy for organizing product development using ClickUp. Learn about our use of Spaces for different products, and how we utilize folders for effective documentation, product management, and development sprints. Discover the benefits of ClickUp's GitHub and GitLab integration, our use of the RICE model for task prioritization, and more. Subscribe, like, and leave a review to support us, and sign up for our newsletter at smalltechpodcast.com for exciting updates.
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00:00 Software Development with ClickUp
00:49 High Level Organizing
03:46 Documentation Folder
06:32 Product Folder
08:53 Dev Sprints Folder
11:41 Key Takeaways
12:16 Outro

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@CodingCanal 2 ай бұрын

some great tips, thank you. would've been nice to see more screen sharing of your setup or a demo

@ephemerecreative 2 ай бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! We're thinking about doing more practical demos... If we were to do a few, are there any other topics you'd like us to cover with screensharing?

@CodingCanal 2 ай бұрын

@@ephemerecreative for clickup specifically? I think I'd appreciate you going through a made up software team with different projects similar to what you've done and how'd you suggest setting some stuff up. especially with something like a github integration which I think is really powerful. I'm a solo entrepreneur, software architect, and developer who sometimes collaborates with other consultants so seeing that specific use case would be great, but I doubt that's as applicable to other people.

@ephemerecreative 2 ай бұрын

@@CodingCanal sounds good, we'll add that to our list of videos to make. I think that sounds like a useful one.