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Bug Tracking Tools 3: Trac
Nov 27th
Trac is a quite famous bug tracking software written in python.
It is considered very strong its subversion integration
Pros: Can Also work with an embedded database (using sqlite). Easy to setup and use.
Cons: Feature are too much, and aims to be also a CMS to some extend.
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Bug Tracking Tools 2: FogBugz
Nov 20th
As we have seen, bug tracking tools are a very important piece of your It infrastructure. Some tools aims to be a storing ticketing system (like Remedy), others a simple bug tracking tool. In this second post we are going to analyze one of them, called FogBugz
Mantis bug tracking tool 1
Nov 13th
In the previous article we introduced the reader to the bug tracking tools.
In this article we will analyze Mantis, an open source bug tracking tool It is very important to stress you are going to use much more time to set up an open source bug tracking tool. A fraction of this time is for setting it up, but the vast majority of your time will be spent setting it up, customizing it and recovering information on it.
Introduction to Bug Tracking tools
Oct 17th
At Gioorgi.com we will start a series of articles about bug tracking. As usual, our posts will be short, tight focused and open to comments and improvement.
A software will be full of bugs at some point of its life, and every good developer/project manager must be ready to address these issue. Let’s see how to fix them….
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