Jonathan Kingsley

We use Buffer for general social media management, especially in terms of analytics and general oversight. Buffer

We use JIRA for both bug tracking, and in some cases features as well, although that is directly linked to our Trello boards. JIRA

Our regular use of Trello is for general updates on features, listing potential improvements and also resources we use on a daily basis. Trello

Slack is a lifesaver, not only for our day to day team communications and it's direct links into our other tools, but for Beta testing as well, with our custom Slack bot in our beta group being an invaluable asset to avoid giving our testers direct JIRA access. Slack

When it comes to provisioning tens to hundreds of servers, you need a tool that can handle the load, as well as being extremely customisable. Fortunately, Salt has held that gauntlet for us consistently through any kind of issue you can throw at it. Salt

Gradle is used generally as our Android build tool, simplifying dependencies and general build process dramatically. Gradle

whistles If there's something weird, in your infrastructure, who you gonna call?

DevOps-Buste.. You get the idea. PagerDuty is great for quickly notifying us when things go pearshaped. PagerDuty

When it comes to beta testing on iOS, there's really no other solid option. TestFlight is reliable, easy to use and has a set of great API's (albeit somewhat hidden). TestFlight

Xcode is our primary development platform for iOS applications, with a very fully featured set of dev tools for the platform. For everything else, there's Sublime Text 3. Xcode

GitLab is our main Git server, housed on a separate box inside our VPN, it's diverse features and sandbox-support allows it to be an extremely good way to secure your source code. GitLab