Can someone recommend a bug tracking tool. I'm loathe to create my own since I'm sure that there has to be something good out there. All our products are for in house (using VS.net & VSS) and we don't really have a formal method to track bugs, assign completeness, and test them. We are trying to formalize it and improve our QA processes, the only problem is that we have a budget freeze, so cheap is the name of the game.
I found 'prtracker' the other day, but I've been directed to find something cheaper if possible (i.e free)
Thanks. _________________________ Philip Sayers Software Developer Kent County Arc J Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center tele: (401) 739-2700 fax: (401) 737-8907
In O'Reilly's Programming ASP.NET they put one together. I didnt work through it, so I cant vouch for it, but the price is right.
Philip Sayers writes:
Listers,>
Can someone recommend a bug tracking tool. I'm loathe to create my own> since I'm sure that there has to be something good out there. All our> products are for in house (using VS.net & VSS) and we don't really have> a formal method to track bugs, assign completeness, and test them. We> are trying to formalize it and improve our QA processes, the only> problem is that we have a budget freeze, so cheap is the name of the> game.>
I found 'prtracker' the other day, but I've been directed to find> something cheaper if possible (i.e free)>
Thanks.> _________________________> Philip Sayers> Software Developer> Kent County Arc> J Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center> tele: (401) 739-2700> fax: (401) 737-8907
If you have a Linux machine you can use. It is free. It is not real easy to set up.
Mike Johnston
-----Original Message----- From: Discussion forum for developers using Windows Forms to build apps and controls [mailtoOTNET-WINFORMS@DISCUSS.DEVELOP.COM]On Behalf Of Philip Sayers Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 6:32 AM To: DOTNET-WINFORMS@DISCUSS.DEVELOP.COM Subject: [DOTNET-WINFORMS] OT: product suggestion.
Listers,
Can someone recommend a bug tracking tool. I'm loathe to create my own since I'm sure that there has to be something good out there. All our products are for in house (using VS.net & VSS) and we don't really have a formal method to track bugs, assign completeness, and test them. We are trying to formalize it and improve our QA processes, the only problem is that we have a budget freeze, so cheap is the name of the game.
I found 'prtracker' the other day, but I've been directed to find something cheaper if possible (i.e free)
Thanks. _________________________ Philip Sayers Software Developer Kent County Arc J Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center tele: (401) 739-2700 fax: (401) 737-8907
On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 08:31:32 -0400, Philip Sayers <psayers@KENTCOUNTYARC.ORG> wrote:
Listers,>
Can someone recommend a bug tracking tool. I'm loathe to create my own>since I'm sure that there has to be something good out there. All our>products are for in house (using VS.net & VSS) and we don't really have>a formal method to track bugs, assign completeness, and test them. We>are trying to formalize it and improve our QA processes, the only>problem is that we have a budget freeze, so cheap is the name of the>game.>
I found 'prtracker' the other day, but I've been directed to find>something cheaper if possible (i.e free)>
Thanks.>_________________________>Philip Sayers>Software Developer>Kent County Arc>J Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center>tele: (401) 739-2700>fax: (401) 737-8907
-----Original Message----- From: Discussion forum for developers using Windows Forms to build apps and controls [mailtoOTNET-WINFORMS@DISCUSS.DEVELOP.COM] On Behalf Of Bill Schmidt Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 8:50 AM To: DOTNET-WINFORMS@DISCUSS.DEVELOP.COM Subject: Re: [DOTNET-WINFORMS] OT: product suggestion.
On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 08:31:32 -0400, Philip Sayers <psayers@KENTCOUNTYARC.ORG> wrote:
Listers,>
Can someone recommend a bug tracking tool. I'm loathe to create my own>since I'm sure that there has to be something good out there. All our>products are for in house (using VS.net & VSS) and we don't really have>a formal method to track bugs, assign completeness, and test them. We>are trying to formalize it and improve our QA processes, the only>problem is that we have a budget freeze, so cheap is the name of the>game.>
I found 'prtracker' the other day, but I've been directed to find>something cheaper if possible (i.e free)>
Thanks.>_________________________>Philip Sayers>Software Developer>Kent County Arc>J Arthur Trudeau Memorial Center>tele: (401) 739-2700>fax: (401) 737-8907
