Hey chickerino,

My bad... I thought this was open for folks to add other appropriate tools. But I'm guessing that's not the case since you deleted my entry. Sorry about that!

Cheers,
Andrew

@andrew, wiki is definitely open to others.

@chickerino what was your reason for deletion (wireless so slow at conference I can't access changelog)

Thanks
Ian

@ian, @andrew

Ummmm, sorry I think a bug within system with concurrent editors or my mistake. I believe it's open for anyone to edit.

cheers
Marcus

All's well. :-)

Added Devunity.com, check it out! covers most of the tools here :)

Hmm. Maybe we should really enforce the policy specified by Ian, "If no start-up can vouch for the tool it doesn't make it onto the list.".

Alon: Don't get me wrong, but I think this list is more about what's actually being used by startups, instead of a huge list of available tools. Devunity looks interesting, but at alpha stage I pretty much doubt that it is a tool being used actively by startups out there.

For me a list of tried, tested and in active use at startups tools is invaluable. But a general directory of everything dillutes its value too much to make it useful.

@Lukas @dan I'm with you guys on this. Think it's really important to make sure all tools are vouched for by other start-ups. It's an invaluable filter, and also gives you someone to reach out to when you need to find out more.

@alon - why don't you add devunity to a 'general' section if it really does everything on the list!

@alon - Post the things you use to make Devunity.com, not Devunity itself?

I actually use devunity to make devunity. and there are startups and end user developers using devunity to deploy files to the cloud, manage their subversion, manage bugs and todos and collaborate with their fellow developers. but if you dont think it fits here i wont add it.

thanks anyhow.

Hey, I like this list - a 101 of tools - much more practical than blog posts on the subject which are too transient.

Can you think of any ways Seedcamp can help out? Happy to be of assistance.

Would it add value if we declare what tools we use? E.g. edocr team use Assembla.com and Huddle.net among number of others listed here. This level of information could lead to further collaboration between startups

What are you guys using for scheduling? Simply use cron?

Proposal: 37. Hosting
Purpose: Recommended hosts for VPS and dedicated servers, with a record of facility location in brackets.
Reasoning: Personal recommendations go a long way as packages can look very similar on the surface and actual experience of up-time / quality of support is what differentiates.

alistair@zoombu

Hey guys, came across a great post on Twitter with 25 tools for Bootstrapped Startups: http://storecrowd.com/blog/startup-tools/

May also want to consider adding Amazon Cloudfront for CDN :)

Stu

Nice collection, should be open to add by others

I have a few suggestions

1. Project management tools shoould be the first on the list since it is what will help us organize everything
2. Since there are several tools for each function, I think it will help if each person can vote on a category once, to help people who might be struggling to make a decesion.
3. People should have the ability to comment on any tool they have used.

my 2 kobo..

ERPLY is providing invoicing and inventory software as a service, starting 50Eur/month. http://www.erply.ch

I wonder, can we expand this to allow discussions on particular technical issues a startup might have, and others chip in to help with their experience and advise. For e.g. we are going through a painful process of migrating to EC2. I for one, would not mind speaking to those who took the journey before us (so as to learn), and also speaking to those who might be thinking about making the journey (so as to advice)!

If this is not the right forum, is there another one available for this type of discussion?

Best regards
Manoj
CEO - http://edocr.com