+1 for Trac. We use Trac for all of our web development projects. The integration with Subversion is very useful - commits can hook into tickets and you can see a diff with one click from the ticket. Our team is rather small (usually a max of 3 people on any given project) so I'm not sure how it would work with larger teams. The milestones feature works well if you're following an iterative development process.
Thanks, Bradley On Sat, Jun 13, 2009 at 4:17 PM, Frank Pagliughi<fpagliu...@mindspring.com> wrote: > Josh Smith wrote: >> >> Has anyone here ever used dotproject, taskjugger, or trac? If so, what >> are your opinions on them? >> >> -Josh Smith > > I use Trac for software bug tracking, both for my own stuff and for a small > group of engineers on a project. It was relatively simple to get up and > running on an existing Apache server, and tied into the Subversion software > repository on the server without a hitch. It's not as complete as some of > the commercial packages I've used, but has a relatively simple interface > that was easy to explain to the novices and tech support folks who had never > used a similar system before. > > So, in that limited context, I've found it quite easy and useful. But I > don't know how it would be in a more expanded usage for full project > management. > > Frank Pagliughi > -- http://bradley-holt.blogspot.com/
