Please excuse the off-topic nature of this email but I feel this is
relevant to any developer who wants to get really serious about her/his
projects. I'm wondering what (if anything) you guys are using for
project management?
I'd like one program to take care of everything, including bug
tracking, feature requests, job allocation, status reports etc. and I'd
like to be able to have multiple simultaneous projects (preferably
configurable so that I can limit who can see / access particular
projects). I'd also like something that's not too hard to use so that
customers will feel comfortable using it for bug reporting / feature
requests etc... Am I asking too much for one tool to accomplish?
Is it possible to have a simpler bug tracking / feature request system
(for use by customers) to integrate with one of the more complex
feature rich programs (for use by developers)?
I see that cakephp.org uses both GForge and Trac for managing the
community submitted projects and the cakePHP framework respectively. Up
until recently I have no experience with project management tools
whatsoever and would seriously appreciate any
input or recommendations. I have also heard that Bugzilla is great for
this sort of thing but is apparently an absolute pain to set up.
Personally, I'm leaning towards Trac for no other reason than I like to look of it from logging into the cakeTrac site.
All comments are welcome.
Cheers to all,
Sonic
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