I am implementing a QA test planning tool, and I would like something that is integrated like Bugzilla/Testopia (which is written in ugh Perl :-). I have been considering two options: (1) building my own tracking system from scratch (not a small task) or (2) using the Bugzilla API to piggyback on their database structure for the tracking system but providing a completely different "face" and just adding the test planning database model that I need (Testopia's model is way too heavy and cumbersome).
If I continue to make as much progress as I have with web2py in the past few days, I expect the basics will be ready in a week or so. I did a sequential evaluation of Rails (and had to learn Ruby), Django, Pylons and then web2py. My expertise in Python has given me much comfort in using web2py compared with Rails and Django just doesn't seem as "smooth" in many ways as web2py. Pylons doesn't have enough "stuff" (although you certainly can build much of what is needed by yourself but I'd rather have the framework in place as in web2py). I will keep you all informed. On Oct 6, 1:28 pm, Alexandre Andrade <[email protected]> wrote: > This is a recorrent issue, and I think we haven't this kind of solution yet. > > 2010/10/6 Vincent Borghi <[email protected]> > > > Hello, > > > Is there a web2py application available somewhere that could be used as a > > trouble ticketing (issue tracking) system, or could serve as a basis > > to build on > > for implementing such a system? > > > Thanks > > -- > Atenciosamente > > -- > ========================= > Alexandre Andrade > Hipercenter.com
