Retrospectiva Keeps Software Development Teams on the Same Page

by Lisa Hoover - Nov. 20, 2009Comments (2)

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If you're looking for an easy to use open source project management tool to manage the workflow of your software development team, then take a look at Retrospectiva. It's powerful software on its own that becomes better when you add on modules to make it even more functional and flexible.

Retrospectiva is designed with an eye toward engineering teams that need a tool to carry them through the entire development life cycle. It tracks issues and tickets, manages goals and milestones, and offers code review and revision management features as well. Retrospectiva also includes support for Subversion and Git.

Users can easily add additional modules to the Web-based project management tool, including a blog, wiki, or AgilePM. Retrospectiva has full RSS support and an XML-REST API.

The next time your development team tackles a big project, check out Retrospectiva to keep everyone on the same page.

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Wow - this looks slick. I've struggled through GForge, Sourceforge, Collabnet and others. They all do a lot, but there is always something naggingly missing, and that causes us to degenerate to 'best-of-breed'. Looking forward to checking this out!!


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I have used Visual Studio but for Java projects I use Eclipse. I agree that it would be good to connect with a bug tracker though. I used Jira recently. Very neat.


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