Opiniones de Assembla

It's very easy to create repositories and start to work with your colleagues.

I had no difficulties. I met assembla in 2012 and have recommended it to others. Collaborative work has made it much easier for me. I only have one problem but it isn't specifically related to Assembla, but with Tortoise Subversion. On files that weight around or more than 25 mb or for a large set of assets, it's very common to fail (more than 90% of times). I have to upload separetely all the files and directories. I know it isn't assembla issue, but maybe you can tweek something or have a conversation with Tortoise SVN support to find the reason. This always happens, since I started to use the tool. Related to this issue, is that if you fail with tortoise, they dont have an automatic try upload or to save the assets it could done from all the bunch, because you have to try again and again and again, unselecting some of them until you have a success upload. This take time and its frustrating. Maybe you can recommend to fix this or to let us know about how to solve or how to use another tool whitout having inconveniences when exporting or migrating. Thanks.

SVN management, access control, versioning, allowing team members to commit code to certain projects and collaborate on projects easily. Used to use the ticketing system but replaced that aspect of the functionality with Asana.

Website can be a bit annoying sometimes when wanting to see "commits" page and clicking back it doesn't load the commits page again and you have to click SVN, commits, every time.

For people who work with computer on a daily basis (not programmers) it is good tool to report work and tasks progress.
It has nice integration with Slack communicator.
There are also other tricks and integrations that IT people can benefit from.

People who work less on a office-based routine it is harder to report and follow tasks in Assembla (non programmers).
While exporting pdfs and attached images are too big files, output file is not clear.
It is tricky or impossible to create subspace/subtickets for part-time subcontractors without giving them access to all other tickets in the space/company.
You need to spend some time on reporting directly in Assembla (15min minimum) - cos of having things properly reported.

Assembla enables our team to coordinate and execute while maintaining complete visibility of what everyone is doing. Collaboration is undoubtedly a key component. The interface is simple to use and useful for project management. What I appreciate best about it is how simple it is to use, allowing anyone to import or export projects to the repositories. I truly like having a ticket area where I can submit issues to my coworkers. SecureGit, which offers strict security criteria, is included in Assembla.

I wish organisations were more strong, and search in particular is underwhelming. At times, user registration has proved problematic. Sometimes the invitations are not received, and it is difficult to resend them. Except for the most astute user, planning releases, running reports on estimates vs. actual time spent, and comparing that across several projects is nearly impossible.

You get all the necessary core features (task tracking, source control) in a very reliable service (downtime negligible in >5 years) for a good price.

Main issue is that their support is lacking. In particular, there is no good way to report an issue other than email, which then isn't being tracked and you'll never even know if they are working on it.

One issue that's been annoying us every day: their web pages constantly show an error on bottom right saying "We got disconnected. We'll try to reconnect, or you may reload page". They have yet to fix this after many years despite us complaining about it. Would be much happier if they just suppressed/disabled this message since it's completely useless.

Performance is great. ---------------------------

Web Navigation could have some tips and tricks.

It works well to keep track to issues as well as our code

It is clunky. Slow to load in paces, would like to be able to keep one ticket open if I need to work on a second ticket at the same time, the filters do not always work. It is not intuitive, have to go hunting for features

Task management is our favorite feature. Some users utilize Cardwall and other project tracking tools. But primarily task assignment and tracking.

We always need better ways to document processes. The Wiki provided does not sufficiently serve that purpose. Perhaps it is the limited formatting for complex heirarchical work. Not sure. Other team members use Confluence and claim it to work better for documentation.

The softwar has been good for years . Though no major updates :)

Your customer service is really really pathetic. I understand you guys are trying to put in some system in place. But people just keep "circling back" with more like automated messages. They literally use that phraseand just keep circling back. They dont really give proper solutions. We have paid and still we get emails asking if it is paid . Seriously pathetic

The website is easy to use.

I have lack of basic features that I have in all your competitives.
Im working with git source code. I don't have:
- Delete branch from manually from website.
- Disable merge button if no reviewer accept the code.
- Set number of minimum reviewers

Assembla is the most versatile project/task management tool I've used. While there is a bit of a learning curve (as with any tool), the layout is fairly intuitive.

It's a minor issue, but formatting text in the Wiki and tickets can be a challenge.

This software is esay to use
compatible with any SVN client
Get your code/project in any place on any device, just checkout and work or review

At moment this software has all i need to develop my code and mantain it revisions

Its simplicity, our team works in weekly sprints and we can simply manage our weekly or quarterly tasks. It is really easy to manage group of developers and mainly focus on other things

The look of this app is kind of "outdated" but they are still making some adjustments or upgrades.

Simplicity is good with few handy options.

Should consider Gantt chart & release management features from Jira & other portals.
we are gaming company so we wish your interface to be uplifted & soon we will share you something interested based on your own Assembla.

Solid fundamentals, easy to onboard new users, it has all necessary features.

"All coupons have been discontinued" as an excuse for cancelling a 5 years old agreement and hiking price by 300%.

The product is easy to use, the most important feature that I use everyday is the the Tickets and Wiki sections. The cardwall view is excellent

You cannot edit a time enter (the time tab in a ticket page)

Easy to use, great visibility into where everything is at.

It can be a bit glitchy at times, but issues are resolved quickly.

Offers about everything I need for my day to day work

Browsing code repositories and fetching file diffs etc is *insanely* slow

This product helped me and my teammates get projects done fast and easily. I loved the ticket system and the cardwall.

The UX needed a little bit of revamping. I prefer my apps to be stupid simple. I felt this app was a little more smarter than I wanted.

easy to use, and also intuitive i like the drag and drop between columns

sometimes the images make my pc so slow

Assembla's ability to allow us to source our code while managing projects allows us to be efficient. We are able to see what our resources are doing and make decisions off of that.

Our company is a unique use case that it is hard to see if all resources are available for other projects. Having the ability to see across the board will make us even more efficient.