vaceletm

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by vaceletm 6y ago
https://tuleap.org Very good agile support (Scrum, kanban, hybrid) as well as development tools (git, pr, ci).
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by vaceletm 6y ago
For an on prem alternative to Jira, you can have a look at Tuleap. We (I'm from the dev team) don't aims to re-do a "simple" alternative to jira because there are tons of them and they fall short when things to track get
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by vaceletm 6y ago
I'm part of the dev team so take this comment with the level of distance you want but you should have a look at Tuleap [1]. You get the customization to yet another level as you are not constraint by the fact that templates are shared
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by vaceletm 6y ago
If you likes gitlab and look for better planning capabilities you can have a look at Tuleap [1]. Tuleap shines with very advanced tracking capabilities and, most important, empower end users to manage it. Unlike Jira, you don't depend
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by vaceletm 6y ago
If you look for a full featured approach I would recommend that you look at Tuleap[1] and esp. how it maps with Atlassian suite [2]. [1] https://www.tuleap.org [2] https://blog.tuleap.org/tuleap-versus-jira-softw
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by vaceletm 8y ago
If you're looking for a powerful tracking system, I'll recommend Tuleap[1] and esp. the "Trackers"[2]. If you need to build custom workflows or to adapt tool to an existing internal workflow, it's a tool of choice.
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by vaceletm 8y ago
Tuleap https://tuleap.org for Scrum, Kanban and Source code management (git) Mattermost https://mattermost.com for instance messaging (way superior to slack, esp. for thread management).
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by vaceletm 8y ago
In the big wave of alternatives, we also should mention Tuleap [1] that is now open to all opensource projects. Can also be self-hosted of course ! [1] https://blog.tuleap.org/github-alternative-tuleap-open-sourc...
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by vaceletm 9y ago
It doesn't have to be this way. Most PM tools are designed to have a somehow central enforcement of the process and workflow with some central admins that have ways to change that (permissions, fields, workflows & all). This cannot
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by vaceletm 9y ago
For ppl looking for a better project and issue management with strong SCM capabilities, they can look at Tuleap[1]. [1] https://www.tuleap.org/features Disclaimer: developer speaking.
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Automatic Rackspace provisioning for Jenkins done right(tuleap.org)
2 points by vaceletm 10y ago|0 comments
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Which Software for ISO 13485 and IEC 62304 Medical Device Compliance?(linkedin.com)
3 points by vaceletm 10y ago|0 comments
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by vaceletm 10y ago
If you look for strong tracking possibilities, you might want to consider Tuleap: https://tuleap.org
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by vaceletm 10y ago
We are using Tuleap[1] b/c flexibility and good agile support [1] https://tuleap.org
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Agile beyond post-its. The New Release Tuleap 9(tuleap.org)
3 points by vaceletm 10y ago|0 comments
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Gearman development re-launch, out of launchpad(groups.google.com)
1 points by vaceletm 10y ago|0 comments
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by vaceletm 11y ago
Really depend what you have in mind with "project management". If it really means "Microsoft Project without paying license", maybe GanttProject[1] is what you need. If you want something that helps you and your team to
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by vaceletm 11y ago
It's a full featured ALM (incl. source management, CI, code review & all). For the tracking part, everything is configurable trough the web UI and per project (contrary to Jira). You don't depend on a site admin to customize y
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Tuleap 8.6 is out: new Kanban in 2 clicks, Subversion tags management and more(tuleap.org)
2 points by vaceletm 11y ago|0 comments
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Tuleap 8.5 released: git, kanban, scrum, mediawiki and Active Directory(tuleap.org)
2 points by vaceletm 11y ago|0 comments
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by vaceletm 11y ago
Usually programming docs are documents but it's far from being the only possible representation. I would suggest to look at Tuleap Trackers[1]. The tracking system is flexible enough to allow you to define your own layout for requireme
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Exemplary business model: the Holy Grail of free(blog.mazzeri.net)
1 points by vaceletm 11y ago|0 comments
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by vaceletm 11y ago
I'm not saying GitHub doesn't help. SourceForge did help at time. But if you value your freedom, you need to understand that, if you don't have the keys of your infrastructure, you are locked to the good will of the provider
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by vaceletm 11y ago
I think the point here is "reasonably popular", which project would you place here ? The costs are directly proportional to the traffic but nowadays most "reasonable popular" open source projects can get hardware (VMs) f
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by vaceletm 11y ago
The only viable long term way for any open source project is to selfhost[1] [1] https://www.enalean.com/en/Open-source-community-host-yourse...
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Open source community: host yourself(enalean.com)
5 points by vaceletm 11y ago|0 comments
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by vaceletm 11y ago
If you are doing Agile and/or Waterfall, you can have a look at Tuleap[1]. Pretty good at Scrum, Kanban is in progress (some features already there and a first delivery in June). Net benefit: you get one tool for project management, so
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by vaceletm 12y ago
Tuleap developer here, thanks for the list (and including us :)! Regarding "Hosted service?": Tuleap is both on premises (regular Tuleap install [1]) and/or in SaaS with http://mytuleap.com [1] http://t
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by vaceletm 12y ago
I would suggest to look at Tuleap[1] Open Source full featured ALM, self-hosted or SaaS[2] consistent & easy to go upgrades. (Disclosure: I'm part of the dev team) [1] https://tuleap.org [2] http://mytuleap.c
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Top 5 open source project management tools in 2015(opensource.com)
5 points by vaceletm 12y ago|0 comments

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