Tuesday 19 January 2016
Trello, the digital whiteboard used for everything from planning projects to vacations, is opening itself up to app developers. It has also added several new Power Ups (that’s Trello’s name for integrations) from partners such as Giphy, Zendesk and SurveyMonkey. Via its open API, app developers can already create custom integrations for use privately. If developers want integrations to be publicly available as Power Ups, they must submit their work for approval. When I asked Trello CEO Michael Pryor why it was opening up, he admitted they really can’t pigeonhole the service. He and his team see it as a…
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