Introducing Boosts: an all-new way to show your support in Basecamp
Designer at @Basecamp, co-creator of @helloweatherapp. Introducing Boosts: an all-new way to show your support in BasecampWe gave up on Likes and invented a totally new form of tiny communication.If there’s one thing you can’t avoid on the Internet, it’s Likes. They’re in nearly every software platform where people post photos or write text messages. Sometimes Likes are called Faves, Hearts, React
Things are going so well we’re doing a hiring freeze
Creator of Ruby on Rails, Founder & CTO at Basecamp (formerly 37signals), NYT Best-selling author of REWORK and REMOTE, and Le Mans class-winning racing driver. Things are going so well we’re doing a hiring freezeBusiness has never been better at Basecamp. Despite all the competition, all the noise, and all the changes since we launched 14 years ago, 2017 was the year we earned the most revenue ev
Stimulus 1.0: A modest JavaScript framework for the HTML you already have
Creator of Ruby on Rails, Founder & CTO at Basecamp (formerly 37signals), NYT Best-selling author of REWORK and REMOTE, and Le Mans class-winning racing driver. Modern JavaScript doesn’t have to mean single-page, client-side MVC apps.Stimulus 1.0: A modest JavaScript framework for the HTML you already haveWe write a lot of JavaScript at Basecamp, but we don’t use it to create “JavaScript applicati
Basecamp doesn’t employ anyone in San Francisco, but now we pay everyone as though all did
Creator of Ruby on Rails, Founder & CTO at Basecamp (formerly 37signals), NYT Best-selling author of REWORK and REMOTE, and Le Mans class-winning racing driver. If you want to be amongst the best paid people in software, you have to move to San Francisco. Or do you?Basecamp doesn’t employ anyone in San Francisco, but now we pay everyone as though all didThe roots of Basecamp are in Chicago. It’s w
New in Basecamp 3: To-do Groups – Signal v. Noise
Founder & CEO at Basecamp. Co-author of Getting Real, Remote, and REWORK. http://basecamp.com New in Basecamp 3: To-do GroupsA little thing that’s a big deal.For years, we’ve been making to-do lists in Basecamp that looked like this: See those === DIVIDERS ===? We were trying to group related to-dos together within a list. All we wanted was to bring a little structure, and an extra ounce of organi
Basecamp 3 for iOS: Hybrid Architecture – Signal v. Noise
Basecamp 3 for iOS: Hybrid ArchitectureWe’ve written quite a bit in the past about our approach to building hybrid mobile apps. Basecamp 3 represents the latest generation of this architecture, taking everything we’ve learned from previous versions. The first app for Basecamp 2 app was iPhone only, written in RubyMotion as a thin wrapper around UIWebView. Next, we did a new universal app for Basec
Is group chat making you sweat? – Signal v. Noise
Founder & CEO at Basecamp. Co-author of Getting Real, Remote, and REWORK. http://basecamp.com Is this you? Are you making other feel like this?Is group chat making you sweat?Group chat is like being in an all-day meeting with random participants and no agenda.In 2006 we launched Campfire, the first modern SAAS group chat and messaging tool for business. Since then, quite a few business chat and me
Join Basecamp as our new Rails programmer – Signal v. Noise
Creator of Ruby on Rails, Founder & CTO at Basecamp (formerly 37signals), NYT Best-selling author of REWORK and REMOTE, and Le Mans class-winning racing driver. Join Basecamp as our new Rails programmerBasecamp is hiring! We have a rare opening for a Rails programmer to work on new product development within our General Practice team. We haven’t had an opening for this kind of work for a few years
New: Bundled Basecamp 3 Notifications for Inbox by Gmail
New: Bundled Basecamp 3 Notifications for Inbox by GmailIf you use Inbox by Gmail, you know how helpful bundles can be for organizing your email.The Basecamp team has worked with Google to organize Basecamp 3 email notifications into bundles. Here’s what it looks like in the Inbox web app: Bundled email notifications from the “Android” project in Basecamp 3Inbox shows you a summary of what’s new i
What my calendar looks like – Signal v. Noise
via Google ImagesWhat?? I can’t identify with this level of busy. Here’s my actual calendar for January and the first couple weeks of February, 2017: My calendar as of Jan 9, 2017I always leave Monday’s open, and only pop something on there that’s casual or spontaneous. Like today I’m going to over to a friend’s office to check out their new space. Fridays are for nothing, too. That way if somethi
The Calm Company (our next book) – Signal v. Noise
Founder & CEO at Basecamp. Co-author of Getting Real, Remote, and REWORK. http://basecamp.com The Calm Company (our next book)It’s about time for something new. What follows is the introduction to our next book The Calm Company. We’re working on it now, and will be shopping to publishers soon for publication later this year. “It’s crazy at work” How often have you heard that? Or said it yourself?
Medium has been great for us – Signal v. Noise
Founder & CEO at Basecamp. Co-author of Getting Real, Remote, and REWORK. http://basecamp.com Medium has been great for usMore readers, wider distribution, new audiences. An enjoyable place to write. Win, win, win. Win.Just about a year ago we switched this blog, Signal vs. Noise, to Medium. Here’s the post announcing the switch. We hosted Signal vs. Noise on our own site for nearly 15 years. We s
How we structure our work and teams at Basecamp – Signal v. Noise
Founder & CEO at Basecamp. Co-author of Getting Real, Remote, and REWORK. http://basecamp.com How we structure our work and teams at BasecampAn inside look at the specifics of how we decide what to do and then decide how to do it.“How do you guys actually work? How do you choose what to do? How big are your teams? How do you structure the work itself” are questions I get all the time. I’ve been sh
Provide sharp knives – Signal v. Noise
Creator of Ruby on Rails, Founder & CTO at Basecamp (formerly 37signals), NYT Best-selling author of REWORK and REMOTE, and Le Mans class-winning racing driver. Provide sharp knivesRuby includes a lot of sharp knives in its drawer of features. Not by accident, but by design. The most famous is monkey patching: The power to change existing classes and methods. This power has frequently been derided
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Update on Basecamp 3 being stuck in read-only as of Nov 8, 9:22am CST
Let’s bury the hustle – Signal v. Noise
New in Basecamp 3: An all-new Schedule design – Signal v. Noise
Three’s company – Signal v. Noise
New in Basecamp 3: Jump Menu – Signal v. Noise