Comparison Of OpenSource Bug Tracking Tools


Written by  Ravi Vadugu | 31 May 2011
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Comparison of opensource Bug Tracking toolsChoosing the right bug tracking software would help in better relationship with customer. They are used by many software product companies to interact with their clients all over world and to give better service.

If you are looking for a compared list of features for opensource bug tracking software this article has it all. Bugnet, Bugzilla, Mantis, Eventum, BugGenie, WebIssues, Bugtracker.Net, aDefHelpDesk, Trac and eTraxis are the Opesource tools compared. The comparision features include Tracking, Search, Reports, Technology, Customization, Support and others. This article has been written with a quick research of couple of days, so should there be any descripencies please feel free to leave your comments below.

 

 

  Mantis Bug Tracker Bugzilla Eventum The Bug Genie BugNET WebIssues BugTracker.NET aDefHelpDesk Trac eTraxis
Time Tracking
Issue change history
Search Capabilities
Reports    
WebBased
User Roles  
Technology Php/MySql/MSSql Perl/MySql php/MySql Php/MySql? ASP.Net/MSSql php/MySql/MSSql ASP.Net/MSSql ASP.Net/MSSql python  
Security          
Create issue by email            
Attachments  
Email notification
Unlimited projects, issues  
Customised fields  
Customisable page    
Customisable workflow      
Localisation          
Source control integration SV, GIT and CVS     SV, GIT and Mercurial     SV, GIT and Mercurial   SV, GIT, Mercurial and others  
Export to CSV          
Extensibility          
Duplicate Bug detection                  
Wiki integration              
Support on mobile devices                  
Dashboard                
Sprint Planning                  


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Ravi Vadugu

Ravi Vadugu

An IT professional with over 12 years of experience. Project management is what i do. Curious/Interested in upcoming technologies, trends, software methodologies(e.g. Agile) and software tools. Love sharing knowledge with rest of the community.

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