First of all your requirements should be taken into account. The table below describes many of the features by comparing these systems. The feature details may help you to decide whether you need or not.
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Showing posts with label Redmine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Redmine. Show all posts
Saturday, June 22, 2013
JIRA vs Redmine Comparison With Respect to Features and Specs
In this post, I will compare these two project issue tracker and team planner systems. Only, differences are detailed. Whole standard features which an issue tracker needs to perform is dismissed to see the exact discrepancies. Redmine and Jira supports many of the issue tracking requirements but you should decide one of them. This decision is a little bit tricky; using an opensource software or giving a licence fee.
First of all your requirements should be taken into account. The table below describes many of the features by comparing these systems. The feature details may help you to decide whether you need or not.
First of all your requirements should be taken into account. The table below describes many of the features by comparing these systems. The feature details may help you to decide whether you need or not.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Opening a New Project at Redmine Working with Git
In this post the Git and Redmine is assumed to be installed and in use in your environment. Open a new project on Redmine and apply the following steps. I am using the Turn Key Virtual Appliance on Virtual Box. Though you can use following shell codes in other Redmine and Git integration environment by only changing directory paths.
Sunday, April 21, 2013
Setting Up an Open Source Development Environment II
Before you read this I suggest you to read the first post of development environment. In that post development approach is detailed. Setting up the figured environment is a little bit challenging. There are lots of configuration, however I chose the shortest path (lazy way :) of configuring the open source tools.
First of all the starting point is gathering a virtual appliance of redmine.
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