That is want made be at least start to design (and I have also spent very little time on build a basic template) a project management system that has everything that I would want. I also agree there are alot of system out there that or ok for simple management (like overload, basecamp, unfuddle) and then there are some that are more details (like dotproject) but have ugly interfaces or are still now detailed enough (at least for me). I am actually in the process of designing a project management system in my spare time (which I may not have much of soon when the game project I am evolved in takes off).įirst off I don't know why you would want something that is a desktop application where with a web based application, it will work on on major platforms (since 99% or OS on regular computers run FireFox). To troublesome and complicated for efficient artists work. Only assets will definitely never happen through SVN.
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I only have the $10 on my personal subscription right now as I have no need for time tracking, as I use iRatchet for time tracking and invoice creation.īut should I have a team that I need to control I will definitely go with Unfuddle for the source code repository and the whole management aspect. Especially that you can directly refer to notebook, issues and SVN commit versions (which will show the commit notes) makes it very powerfull.Īlso the issue report generation capabilities are pretty nice as it effectively allows you to filter and sort the issues as you require it at the moment. That you will have to implement the cross handling just nails the coffin, at least to me.Įspecially the crosslinking is a very powerfull feature to save a lot of time and double work. Having to host an own server or renting a dedicated server for this purpose will definitely cost you more and that without taking the administrative and support effort into consideration. Already filehamster + team plugin works great (and offers part of what you need but you need a network drive to have it working on a team) but if you are a commercial developer with a small to larger team then the real MOG might definitely be worth a trial. Asset repositorying is something which is definitely MOGs playfield.
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