Its much like SourceForge, but has anyone put together components to build one?
I am currently trying to figure out SVN for the code management part.
Anyone care to share experience?
Has anyone build a Collaborative Development Environment?
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Yeah ive been trying to find a good one as well but without much luck. I stumbled across a fairly good one about 6 months ago, but now cant find it again. The knowledge Tree is a fairly good document managment system which can be used fairly well for this kind of task. It just lacks the bug tracking and todo lists etc.
GForge is actually a Fork of SourceForge and it should be mature. I just can't get it working in FreeBSD for some reason and the SQL file kept giving errors, espeacially saying that some of it require SuperUser access. My account is wheel and i still can't do it.
Anyway... I was searching and found that Subversion + WebSVN + Trac + Bugzilla should do the trick on server side. On client side, TortoiseSVN should be enough.
Still reading the SVN manual currently.
Seriously check out Trac, it looks good enough but sadly it doesn't have TODO lists.
If anyone get GFORGE up and running properly in FreeBSD 4.10, i would really appreciate it if you would post instruction here.
Regards
Mian
Anyway... I was searching and found that Subversion + WebSVN + Trac + Bugzilla should do the trick on server side. On client side, TortoiseSVN should be enough.
Still reading the SVN manual currently.
Seriously check out Trac, it looks good enough but sadly it doesn't have TODO lists.
If anyone get GFORGE up and running properly in FreeBSD 4.10, i would really appreciate it if you would post instruction here.
Regards
Mian
gforge URL is http://gforge.org/