Project management software

Question

Recently, I was instructed to write a rather large (for 1 person) program and would like to know what the best software to use to manage this project. Something that I can list what needs to be done, and check it out when it's done, something to keep me posted.

Answer 1

I am here FogBugz here. What you ask, and if only someone will be one user, you can use it for free .

Another option for basic task scheduling / prioritization tasks is SmartSheet - they never clicked with me personally, but many people seem to like it. It is worth checking out as an alternative.

Answer 2

you can check it too, simple and easy to use http://checkvist.com/

Answer 3

If you find free open source project management software, you can use Trac or Collabtive . We use them for project management.

Otherwise, if you have the money and need professional service, why not try FogBugz or BaseCamp for a free trial?

Answer 4

I would suggest Mylyn if you are in Eclipse. Trac is a great ticket / task tracking system.

Answer 5

We used XPlanner , which was neat and easy to use.

Answer 6

We use http://easyprojects.net/ and it works pretty well.

Answer 7

If you are using visual studio, there are built-in task list functions. I am sure that some other IDEs also have similar features. I am working on a MS project at a company - this is the defacto standard. I really do not see in it the value for a one-person project. I use Todolist for personal time management.

Answer 8

You might want to consider fossil .

This is a source code management system with a built-in ticket and wiki system.

It is trivial to make it work (only one binary file).

It is cross-platform.

It stores the entire repository in a SQLite database.

Answer 9

• Open atrium
• Bugzilla

Answer 10

You can take a look at the new project management and collaboration tool called Crew.

http://www.devmynd.com/crew