[Originally posted in C# forum] Bug Tracking for ASP.Net Website
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This was originally posted in C# forum but (on advise) I reposted it here and edited the original to direct readers to this new post. Please do not flag as a repost - it isn't! (Unless of course you submit a suggestion for being able to shift posts around to CP suggestions forum too.) So every new website launched (revamped or whatever) these days ought to have good Bug Tracking/Reporting systems in place as no website is perfect first time. However, I have not recently come across a system that actually works well and would apply to my websites situation. I am trying to make a cloud app where users access stuff entirely online through my site but obviously as I have written the (primitive) access program to them myself, it is going to have bugs. I therefore need a system to allow bug reporting/viewing/tracking or whatever you want to call it. So what do people think is the best way of doing it? Obviously the basic requirements are: A list of existing bug reports (including which are being worked on) Some method of submitting a bug report A way for me (the developer) to respond effectively to bug reports and tell users that I am doing so. Could anyone offer any insite/comment/help as to how best to do this? Thanks very much, Ed
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This was originally posted in C# forum but (on advise) I reposted it here and edited the original to direct readers to this new post. Please do not flag as a repost - it isn't! (Unless of course you submit a suggestion for being able to shift posts around to CP suggestions forum too.) So every new website launched (revamped or whatever) these days ought to have good Bug Tracking/Reporting systems in place as no website is perfect first time. However, I have not recently come across a system that actually works well and would apply to my websites situation. I am trying to make a cloud app where users access stuff entirely online through my site but obviously as I have written the (primitive) access program to them myself, it is going to have bugs. I therefore need a system to allow bug reporting/viewing/tracking or whatever you want to call it. So what do people think is the best way of doing it? Obviously the basic requirements are: A list of existing bug reports (including which are being worked on) Some method of submitting a bug report A way for me (the developer) to respond effectively to bug reports and tell users that I am doing so. Could anyone offer any insite/comment/help as to how best to do this? Thanks very much, Ed
maybe this will give you some ideas ... http://bugnet.codeplex.com/[^]