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Gitlo: GitHub-Trello Integration

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I'd like to learn more about it, in particular how/if it can work with private repos. What's frustrating is that all the links on the page don't go anywhere other than a login prompt. Do I really need to login to read the FAQ ?

FAQ is there: http://gitlo.co/faq

It looks very pretty, but the image doesn't really show me how it integrates with Github. Perhaps I am missing something.

The About, FAQ, and T&C links all take me to the top of the home page, changing the URL path to /login# -- do I need to authenticate to find out what it does?

The image is directly copied from the Trello website. I also find it a bit strange that I need to first provide my account in order to find out what the service does...

The image is definitely a bad choice, I don't know many people working on the kitchen redesign using GitHub.

Agreed. It's no longer in kitchen now.

Sorry for this very very Alpha Landing. Come back in a day - and you will see it growing up :)

Sorry for this, which is ranty, but I think you deserve it here: I assume you have detailed information regarding your own product. There is nothing more important than that information; it's not a teaser for for an upcoming blockbuster that you're putting out. Could you not have waited maybe a day before promoting it? A few hours even? Just enough time to write even a smidgen of copy and put an actual image in? It shows utter lack of care; you had an opportunity to demonstrate a service, then screwed it up. And, it's content then design, not design then content.

Plenty to choose from...

* ZenHub - Project Management for Agile Teams in GitHub || https://www.zenhub.io/

* Kanban Software | Online Kanban for Business || https://kanbanize.com/

* Waffle.io · Work Better on GitHub Issues || https://waffle.io/

* Agile issue tracking - sprint.ly || https://sprint.ly/

* SprintHub – Agile Layer for your GitHub Repositories || http://sprinthub.io/

I personally like ZenHub the best. Even though it only works for Chrome, it's nice not to leave GitHub.

Zube is also pretty good which I've started using

* Kantree | Agile project management (saas + self-hosted) || https://kantree.io

We already integrated with Github, Trello and Asana.

Both have open APIs and can be easily connected. If your focus is on syncing trello cards to github issues (in multiple repos), there's a small PHP tool[1] we hacked together to connect those APIs (shameless self plug). It also supports 2-way sync.

[1] https://github.com/loopline-systems/trello-github-issue-mana...

This is great! Besides linking up the cards and issues, GITLO supports synchronzing issue and Pull Request status (Open / Close) too.

Howcome the the image on the site is just a trello screenshot? This tells me nothing about how your product integrates with GitHub.

There's a new one now.

What are the advantages of Gitlo in comparison to the official Trello GitHub integration[1]?

[1]http://blog.trello.com/github-and-trello-integrate-your-comm...

Gitlo supports 2-way-sync. So you can comment and close cards via Trello?

It would be interesting to use, but I do not understand why many of this GitHub integrations asks for "read code" permission.

I cannot share code on my private repositories, otherwise my company would make them public, hence I cannot use this service.

@gitlo: can you fix this?

This permission is required to sync Issues from the private repositories. But actually GITLO doesn't need your code, and will never touch your code as well.

Slack and Waffle have to request this permission to work too :(

This application will be able to read and write all public and private repository data. This includes the following:

- Code - Issues - Pull requests - Wikis - Settings - Webhooks and services - Deploy keys

No sir, you may not have my deploy keys.

I wish I could have trello cards auto move whenever a pull request is created for a card and when pull requests are closed.

Is this similar to ifttt.com ?

I think it is similar to 30 x IFTTT integrations with many and many state management?

GITLO is tailor made for GitHub x Trello, which handles many special use-cases ;)

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