Bug Tracker Project Manager All in One Wonder Package no coding required
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we are a team of two, possibly three depending on the day and coffee levels. here's the scoop! one guy keeps track of his lists and priorities etc in excel spreadsheet. the other, uses an IT system for her stuff but is just too robust and cumbersome. personally, im using my notebook from Mix to keep track of my projects this spring, and this new technology known as a "pen" is there an easy to use web app, that allows us to keep a project list...however, is not so robust and huge and meant for more then three people that it's not more work to use it? any thots? :^)
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Google: Results 1 - 10 of about 2,540,000 for "Bug Tracker". Live: Web results: 1-10 of 7,800,000 for "Bug Tracker" This leads to several hypotheses: a) the null hypothesis: you are clearly incapable of using search engines. Recommendation: stick to using pen and paper. b) you have performed very restrictive searches with unusual Recommendation: stick to using pen and paper. c) You are too lazy to open a new tab and click search, so make up some numbers that suggest you did actually try to search. Recommendation: stick to using pen and paper.
'Howard
If you read what i quoted, I was referencing searching the lounge for similiar posts This leads to a hypothesis. a) the null hypothesis: you are clearly incapable of reading or comprehending. Recommendation: stick to not speaking.
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we are a team of two, possibly three depending on the day and coffee levels. here's the scoop! one guy keeps track of his lists and priorities etc in excel spreadsheet. the other, uses an IT system for her stuff but is just too robust and cumbersome. personally, im using my notebook from Mix to keep track of my projects this spring, and this new technology known as a "pen" is there an easy to use web app, that allows us to keep a project list...however, is not so robust and huge and meant for more then three people that it's not more work to use it? any thots? :^)
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You should look at BugTracker.Net http://ifdefined.com/bugtrackernet.html[^] It's web based, ASP.Net(C#) and FREE. I've recently installed it and it does the job.
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we are a team of two, possibly three depending on the day and coffee levels. here's the scoop! one guy keeps track of his lists and priorities etc in excel spreadsheet. the other, uses an IT system for her stuff but is just too robust and cumbersome. personally, im using my notebook from Mix to keep track of my projects this spring, and this new technology known as a "pen" is there an easy to use web app, that allows us to keep a project list...however, is not so robust and huge and meant for more then three people that it's not more work to use it? any thots? :^)
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If you read what i quoted, I was referencing searching the lounge for similiar posts This leads to a hypothesis. a) the null hypothesis: you are clearly incapable of reading or comprehending. Recommendation: stick to not speaking.
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Google: site:codeproject.com "bug tracker" Results 1 - 10 of about 1,370 from codeproject.com for "bug tracker".
'Howard
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John C wrote:
and I'm just getting tired of posting over and over.
But not too tired to tell us you're too tired ...... I like to take it as read that the poster HAS actually gone looking. Anyway, a search result doesn't always offer opinion, as the original poster was looking for. To the OP, I use ToDoList by AbstractSpoon. Simple or as complex as you like. I'm not 100% sure about the team functionality as I am a sole trader and as such have a team of one (oh and the dog - but he lacks opposable thumbs). HTH Simon Edit : Sod it, you said web based, sorry I missed that in my desire to tell David to stop being so grumpy :)
The only thing unpredictable about me is just how predictable I'm going to be.
Stick around a few more years and you'll start to understand the need for a WIKI / FAQ page here after you've answered this question a dozen more times. ;)
"The pursuit of excellence is less profitable than the pursuit of bigness, but it can be more satisfying." - David Ogilvy
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we are a team of two, possibly three depending on the day and coffee levels. here's the scoop! one guy keeps track of his lists and priorities etc in excel spreadsheet. the other, uses an IT system for her stuff but is just too robust and cumbersome. personally, im using my notebook from Mix to keep track of my projects this spring, and this new technology known as a "pen" is there an easy to use web app, that allows us to keep a project list...however, is not so robust and huge and meant for more then three people that it's not more work to use it? any thots? :^)
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you might want to take a look at http://www.basecamphq.com/[^] It's not specifically for development but covers todo items and proj mgmt. And there is a free version with some limitation.
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we are a team of two, possibly three depending on the day and coffee levels. here's the scoop! one guy keeps track of his lists and priorities etc in excel spreadsheet. the other, uses an IT system for her stuff but is just too robust and cumbersome. personally, im using my notebook from Mix to keep track of my projects this spring, and this new technology known as a "pen" is there an easy to use web app, that allows us to keep a project list...however, is not so robust and huge and meant for more then three people that it's not more work to use it? any thots? :^)
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This might help ... http://www.justfuckinggoogleit.com/search.pl?query=bug+track[^]
The Broadcast Systems Documentation SYSTEM "The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation" -Zen & the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
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This might help ... http://www.justfuckinggoogleit.com/search.pl?query=bug+track[^]
The Broadcast Systems Documentation SYSTEM "The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation" -Zen & the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
To all the folks who told the guy he should start with Google: Are you all saying that the search results from Google are so precisely targeted by the algorithms that there's no need reason to ask actual living breathing human beings? I know from tracking my own BugTracker.NET's page rank (I'm the author) that little differences in the search criteria produce wildly different results. "bug tracker" gets you "BugTracker.NET" as the first on the list, but "bug tracking" gets a different list, with "BugTracker.NET" in around 85th place. So, to the original poster, if you are going to host it yourself, and if you want free, and you just want a tracker, then start with BugTracker.NET. If you want more than a tracker, if you want other project management tools, and you are willing to pay a reasonable price, consider FogBugz. If you want free and you can run apache, consider Trac. If you want maybe Subversion hosting too, take a look at CVSDude/Trac or Unfuddle. I've put together links to discussions like these on bug tracking[^]
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To all the folks who told the guy he should start with Google: Are you all saying that the search results from Google are so precisely targeted by the algorithms that there's no need reason to ask actual living breathing human beings? I know from tracking my own BugTracker.NET's page rank (I'm the author) that little differences in the search criteria produce wildly different results. "bug tracker" gets you "BugTracker.NET" as the first on the list, but "bug tracking" gets a different list, with "BugTracker.NET" in around 85th place. So, to the original poster, if you are going to host it yourself, and if you want free, and you just want a tracker, then start with BugTracker.NET. If you want more than a tracker, if you want other project management tools, and you are willing to pay a reasonable price, consider FogBugz. If you want free and you can run apache, consider Trac. If you want maybe Subversion hosting too, take a look at CVSDude/Trac or Unfuddle. I've put together links to discussions like these on bug tracking[^]
Google can also search these discussions. In the Google search box type
bug track site:codeproject.comor variations of this. 5 minutes or so of this could have landed some links to previous discussions right here in this forum. I will, however concede that you have a valid point. Also another point it that initiating a fresh discussions will return more up-to-date opinions options. Personally, I'm a big fan of Mantis. BugTracker.NET looks good - the only reason I didn't go with it is that my host is PHP & MySQL. If that ever changes then ... I'll be back. By the way, I think your site lends you a lot of cred - it's good to see an honest comparisons and links , a developer who doesn't try to pretend their product is the only option. I also agree with Google page rankings - my page (www.CADbloke.com[^]) comes top of the list and my product contains exactly zero lines of code. No bugs! I wonder where my old lava lamp went? Oh that's right - I left it back in the 90's.The Broadcast Systems Documentation SYSTEM "The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation" -Zen & the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
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we are a team of two, possibly three depending on the day and coffee levels. here's the scoop! one guy keeps track of his lists and priorities etc in excel spreadsheet. the other, uses an IT system for her stuff but is just too robust and cumbersome. personally, im using my notebook from Mix to keep track of my projects this spring, and this new technology known as a "pen" is there an easy to use web app, that allows us to keep a project list...however, is not so robust and huge and meant for more then three people that it's not more work to use it? any thots? :^)
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