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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 8/29/2015 9:48 AM, Freddy Martinez
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<pre wrap="">Hi all,
I am looking for a JIRA-like project tracker that allows me to track
projects, tasks, milestones etc. I can't seem to find any good ones but
let me describe my needs first
1. No self-hosting. I want to be able to login to a page and work on my
tasks.
2. Free / Cheap. I intend to use this with at *most* 5 people.
3. Workflow management. I have a lot of big projects that need sub-task
management.
4. Collaborative
Right now I find I have a lot of projects (some educational, some
technical, some civic-related) that I want to manage using some software.
Anyone have any ideas?
Freddy
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Hi Freddy,<br>
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If you have a sufficiently open sourcey thing that you're working
on, Atlassian provides free subscriptions for open source projects.
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We use JIRA heavily at work, and IMHO it's the best thing out there
despite being deeply proprietary :/<br>
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Other than that, there's github of course. But the issue tracking is
pretty limited, probably doesn't cover your use case.<br>
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--Lincoln<br>
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