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Home › Forums › Software Testing Discussions › Who’s using Slack?
I’ve seen Slack been mentioned more and more lately as a useful tool for collaboration. It’s mainly developers I’ve seen/heard using it but I hear more testers talking about it too. Have you used it? If so, would you recommend it?
Or maybe it’s just another tool in a collection of somewhat useful tools?
I am using slack for almost an year for 3 of my projects. I would certainly recommend it. Even the mobile app is good.
Slack is a team tool. Similar to MS Teams and Basecamp, Podio and others. It can be used to discuss team activites and discussions – and less email.
I know other testing forums have slack channels 😉
I’ve used it and it compares to HipChat and the others that Jesper mentioned. It integrates well into Jenkins, TeamCity, JIRA, and I’m sure others that I have not worked with. It improved communication in on one of the projects I worked on, which then helped with overall productivity and collaboration on that project. So, in short, I would recommend it or a communication/collaboration tool like it.
I used HipChat, I use Slack, I love Slack 🙂 Do you know there are at least 2 only-testers Slacks? ministryoftesting.slack.com and testersio.slack.com
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