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Web based bug tracking

Evil Phil · 2006-12-22 10:12:39

Can anybody recommend a good alround package? It has to be web based as some of the team are overseas. Preferably IIS.

22-12-2006 10:12am

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Evil Phil

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Can anybody recommend a good alround package? It has to be web based as some of the team are overseas. Preferably IIS.

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#2 22-12-2006 10:19am

fullerand

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Mantis is pretty good: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mantis_Bugtracker

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#3 22-12-2006 10:25am

Tweeter

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Bugzilla, and it's free

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#4 22-12-2006 11:29am

bambam

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JIRA is very cool. Not free, but not extortionately priced either.

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#5 22-12-2006 11:52am

bonkey

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Mantis (free) if you want something light.
Bugzilla (free) if you want something more complex.

Joel Spolsky's (of JoelOnSoftware fame) FogBugz is also supposed to be quite good...but I haven't used it, and is payware.

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#6 24-12-2006 1:22am

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I use Fogbugz both internally for the team I manage and also as part of another company that I consult for. It isn't expensive and it works very well.

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#7 24-12-2006 2:42pm

Ginger

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Bugzilla

Used Jira but it runs on Tomcat.. not the worst to use..

There is an ASP.NET BugTracker.. i will check out when i get back to work one what one it is

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