thedesolatesoul Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 3, 2012 #1 Hello, Does anyone know of good tools that can be used in a distributed project? I am looking for recommendations for: Free Online Project hosting (SVN/git/etc) (for closed-source) Project Management Bug Tracking sourceforge,github,googlecode are all for only open-source projects So far bitbucket looks good, but it is limited to 5 users. trello looks good for project management.
Hello, Does anyone know of good tools that can be used in a distributed project? I am looking for recommendations for: Free Online Project hosting (SVN/git/etc) (for closed-source) Project Management Bug Tracking sourceforge,github,googlecode are all for only open-source projects So far bitbucket looks good, but it is limited to 5 users. trello looks good for project management.
M MiniDemonic Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 8, 2012 #2 Did some google for you Professional Source Code Hosting, SVN Hosting, Git Hosting, Project Management, Issues Tracking | Codespaces Seems like a good one, it had good reviews and was relatively cheap. Although if you want a free one then you can't expect to have many features. Subversion, Git and Mercurial Hosting - Powered by XP-Dev.com A free one, but very few features for project management. This is mostly only a Project Hosting service, so no bug tracking (but you could use external services for that) Comparison of issue-tracking systems - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Look here for a bug tracking service.
Did some google for you Professional Source Code Hosting, SVN Hosting, Git Hosting, Project Management, Issues Tracking | Codespaces Seems like a good one, it had good reviews and was relatively cheap. Although if you want a free one then you can't expect to have many features. Subversion, Git and Mercurial Hosting - Powered by XP-Dev.com A free one, but very few features for project management. This is mostly only a Project Hosting service, so no bug tracking (but you could use external services for that) Comparison of issue-tracking systems - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Look here for a bug tracking service.
thedesolatesoul Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 8, 2012 #3 Thanks MiniDemonic I already had a look at most of them. My idea was that, to have a team of part-time and non-committed people to work on the same project. But to be non-committed I needed a free tool. xp-dev and codespace are quite cheap and good.
Thanks MiniDemonic I already had a look at most of them. My idea was that, to have a team of part-time and non-committed people to work on the same project. But to be non-committed I needed a free tool. xp-dev and codespace are quite cheap and good.
