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How to get mobile push notifications from Spike.sh

When an issue happens in your software in production, the channel to send the alert on depends on multiple factors. If it's a critical issue requiring immediate attention, you should

Why we went passwordless on our new product

Passwords are dying. The cost of creating and maintaining passwords is becoming untenable. Which can be seen in the rise of users logging in with social products and developers outsourcing

Introducing Incident Timer

We’re excited to announce Incident Timer - a “days without an incident” timer for software teams to keep track of major engineering incidents. As the people behind Spike.sh,

A design episode in Spike: How we built the On-call feature

Being an incident management service, having an On-call feature is all the more important for Spike. On-call is essential for easy and efficient handling of new incidents so that no incident is missed. An incident is an event that is not part of normal

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Our dashboard redesign process

We wanted to create an effective dashboard that would enable the users to comprehend information easily and act on it immediately with ease.

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Introducing Support Member role

Introducing Support Member role. Notifies your support team soon as your customers are affected so they won't be caught blindsided.

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Simple git aliases for daily purpose 👩‍💻

On average, every developer commits their code at least once a day. Having some git aliases help you quickly make changes and push your code. No more typos One of

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⚡️Tools and products we use at Spike - part 2

We believe in outsourcing complex jobs to specific products. This a small list of other tools and products we use. 👈 First part on all the tools and products used by

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⚡️Tools and products we use at Spike - part 1

Every organisation uses a multitude of a number of tools to support their business. We will try and cover all of the ones we use at Spike This post has