Source: dzone.com
You're Probably Doing ChatOps—Even if You Don’t Know What It Is!Category: Software, automation
In my last newsletter article, I talked about team communication and how having a team communication contract can increase productivity and happiness across the team.
You have probably heard software teams raving about HipChat (now part of Slack) or Slack and said to yourself, “What is the big deal? How is this better than Skype?”
Unfuddle uses “powerful commits” where I can relate a ticket to a commit by using the “#” sign and the ticket number and a description.
ChatOps can solve this problem by automatically adding comments to tickets when tagging is used.
I hope this gives you a sound understanding of what ChatOps is all about and how it can be used to improve the communication and flow of your team tasks!
You have probably heard software teams raving about HipChat (now part of Slack) or Slack and said to yourself, “What is the big deal? How is this better than Skype?”
Unfuddle uses “powerful commits” where I can relate a ticket to a commit by using the “#” sign and the ticket number and a description.
ChatOps can solve this problem by automatically adding comments to tickets when tagging is used.
I hope this gives you a sound understanding of what ChatOps is all about and how it can be used to improve the communication and flow of your team tasks!
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