Hey guys, Some time ago at the company I work for we noticed that all the bug/issue trackers out there were simply much too complex/bloated for our needs. So we implemented a small bug tracker with a clean design and the bare minimum of functionality. Users are not required to log in, they just need to enter their name. The tracker can handle multiple bug lists (for us each list represents a product) Two bug states, unresolved and resolved, additionally bugs can be marked as important. Thinking that others might have similar thoughts, we decided to write a small setup script for it, and open source it: https://github.com/DukeW/Bugster Hope it will help some of you :)

Albert Holguin wrote:

Customers aren't always all that computer savvy...

I've heard this so many times... One dose not need to be computer savvy to press Tab after each second word(for example).

It encourages them to give you a salary lol. For example we have 9 months for 5 releases, and each one is a lot of work, so every year the 5th release get's rushed, and requires a lot of overtime. We all know it's gonna happen every year, and every attempt(bureaucratic and practical) has failed to solve the issue.