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37Signals Relaunches Backpack with New Features

By admin    July 26th, 2007
7 Comments

BackPackRemember Backpack, the underdog organizational tool from 37Signals? It’s back, and with a considerable set of features to make your life easier. Being the great user-oriented company they are, they’ve beautifully outlined the new addition of features on this page, but for the loyal readers who like it other-wise, I’ll try and go over some of them.

BackPackPerhaps the most noticeable addition in this relaunch is the fact that every element on the page is essentially portable–or at least, moveable. You can reorder all the elements on the page as you’d like it (video demo) but more importantly, drag it over to other pages to adjust the clutter and split them up (video demo). Additionally, sections and pages can be divided with the new divider.

Some of my favorite features from this release include the new toolbar which makes it easier to add new elements and the fact that every page now has an RSS feed — imagine the possibilities! Of course, this is just the tip of the iceberg, a lot of small bugfixes and improvements have been included.

For anyone who has found 37 signals products like Backpack useful in the past, this is a must see.

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  • Deano

    Sid, you’ve linked to http://www.backpack.com but it should be http://www.backpackit.com.

  • http://www.rev2.org/ Sid Yadav

    Thanks Deano — fixed.

  • Josh Miller

    I’m an avid user of Basecamp (another project by the creators of backpack) and the features of one usually seep into another. You guys should seriously check these sites out — the advertising firm I work with manages over 150 projects with 10-30 deadlines per project. It all works very happily with Basecamp. I believe Backpack is a consumerized version with a little more flexibility.

    We love 37signals and all the websites they put out there…

  • Don

    Your link still goes to http://www.backpack.com, not http://www.backpackit.com.
    And the blue in this text entry field hurts the eyes.

  • Brandon West

    Sorry Don, mistake corrected.

  • http://www.mybloglog.com/buzz/members/sherryscary/ sherryscary

    You never mentioned what the whole purpose of the site is. Is it a blogging site or something?

  • Nick

    Yeah Backpackit is sweet you see people know what youre talking about and i dont see why there all up your ass about backpack and backpackit? wow if you know what hes talking about leave him alone! brownie points are not rewarded. but anyways that was a good article!

    -Nick

  • Lisa P

    Interesting! Thank you for the information you provided, this is really a great help. It is just like the free credit repair that helps me in my financial burden. Free credit repair has really turned my life around. It is slowly reversing the damage done by my past financial decisions. I know I’ve done a lot of stupid things in the past that led to my financial nightmare. I made all the mistakes you can think of when it comes to money. So, I ruined my credit. I was never taught smart money management skills, which probably is the reason why I was not a good budgeter. I would spend my money on unnecessary items instead of paying off my bills. One unpaid bill turned into two, and eventually became a multitude of bills. To make matters worse, I was also maxing out my credit cards while struggling to pay the minimum payments. I was so in debt, I had no clue as to where to begin the financial healing process. My mailbox was filled with collection notices and my phone was ringing off the hook from collectors. I was in desperate need of help. Worst of all, my bad credit prevented me from borrowing money when I really needed it. I know I won’t be buying a house or a car anytime soon. Even if I get lucky enough to get approved for a loan, my interest rates would be so high it would be kind of pointless to accept it at all. I am working hard to pay off my debt. One day, I want to be able to purchase a house and a decent car. Until then, I’m sticking with the free credit repair help I’m getting right now. It’s slowly increasing my credit score without costing me a penny. Click here to learn more about Free Credit Repair.

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