[jimbokun]

This is why whiteboards used to be so popular in many/most tech company offices.

Doing this exact same process interactively with other people, and a not to NOT ERASE or later taking a picture of the whiteboard with your phone.

[bsaul]

"used to be" ?? What are engineering team doing nowadays when discussing architecturing their systems ?

[wrs]

In my experience the last several years, primarily we’re all on Zoom waving our hands and making false promises to update Confluence with what we talked about. I miss offices with walls and whiteboards.

[josh_s]

Miro.com is one of the few SaaS products that our team's collaboration could not live without.

Perfect for a distributed team to replace the DO NOT ERASE white boards of yore.

[bsaul]

yes miro is also what i'm using. It's really a digital whiteboard.

[jimbokun]

Working remotely.

[BrandoElFollito]

I have theee whiteboards in ly office, and almost all the walls of my teams space is covered with whiteboards. They are always full and it is always a drama when some space need to be made

[hackable_sand]

In my opinion you should immediately erase after solving the problem on the whiteboard, never taking a picture.

Same with notes that you will never see again. Done in pen, on random pages.

That process is bulletproof, for me.

[bdangubic]

exactly the same for me, 30 years and counting…