Barry Warsaw wrote:
> Now's the time I pipe in to remind everyone that Atlassian has offered
> free (as in beer) versions of Jira and Confluence for the Python project
> (actually any open source project). If you haven't used these, they're
> definitely worth a look. Jira is the issue tracker, Confluence the
> wiki. They're extremely professional, usable, well-integrated, and you
> can integrate them with Subversion. We've used them at work for maybe a
> year now and I've been very happy with them. Jira is definitely one of
> the better issue trackers, free or not free, that I've used.
>
> www.atlassian.com
I've also used Confluence at work, and been very impressed. A very nice
feature which I haven't seen anywhere else is that the Wiki pages allow
comments as well as direct editing - it allows discussion *about* the page to
occur in a normal answer/response fashion, possibly leading to eventual update
of the page text itself.
> They're not Python and they're not open source, so perhaps it's
> legitimate to dismiss them because of that. But they are also
> definitely cool. At the Atlassian folks are very cool too, and fans of
> FOSS.
I'd hope we wouldn't dismiss them out of hand - one of the things that appeals
to me about Python is the philosophy that open-source and protected-source
groups can both benefit from working together.
Regards,
Nick.
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