Hello everyone,
Well, as part of my senior design class for computer science, we are assigned teams of four and each team gets a different project. Our project looks like it will involve a lot of JavaScript. This is good, because I am a fan of JavaScript and don't know it nearly as much as I would like. Also, I'm sick of every class project being in Java (not because I hate Java, just because I'd like to see some variety). Anyway, we're going to be doing a few small web applications that will be using a Java backend (!). Luckily, most of the interesting stuff will be client side.
I took it upon myself to set up everyone's favorite tools like Jenkins. I also had to search out a bug tracker to install. I haven't installed a bug tracker before and I have to say, some of them are a real pain to install and have a lot of dependencies. So after trying out some popular ones and disliking the setup process, I went with one called YouTrack.
I like YouTrack because installing it consists of me deploying it on Tomcat (after the install program), and I'm a big fan of doing as little as possible. I haven't worked with it that much yet but so far it seems simple enough. So if you're looking for a bug tracker with a simple setup and running a windows server, go ahead and give it a try.
(disclaimer: I don't work for them!)
See you next time.
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