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Small team collaboration software?
Hello! We are 5 programmers / near-programmers, we are starting to write an application (Obj-C), closed code. The question is, what is the easiest way to organize collaboration for free and with the least labor costs for installation / configuration?
Requirements like this:
1) VCS will probably be Git with private repository hosting. On Bitbucket? I saw that there you can add +3 members for invites, a total of 8 free members in a private repository is quite satisfying. But there is no bug tracker, or I didn't find it?
2) Task management + bug tracker + information exchange. This is the broadest and most misunderstood question. We don’t have a server, but what are free solutions with minimal functionality, without unnecessary bells and whistles? It is desirable that more commits from Bitbucket be screwed there automatically. Setting tasks seems to me the simplest in the form: title, text, deadline, performer.
Or maybe I'm thinking something wrong and there are generally more rational approaches to this matter? How do you work? Thank you!
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There is a bug tracker - confluence.atlassian.com/display/BITBUCKET/Set+up+a+Wiki+and+an+Issue+Tracker
You can also look at assembla.com
http://projectscloud.ru/ is a very convenient project management service.
If the code is closed and you don't want to upload it to open source, maybe it's worth renting a small VDS and putting gitolite + redmine there? I did just that.
We have been successfully using xp-dev.com for quite a long time now, the
free account includes svn + trac (or their own bugtracker), they want money for git. both their tracker and trac are integrated with svn, includes a wiki.
the number of users is unlimited, the restriction is only on the size of the repository (2 GB).
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