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I need to build a online project monitoring system for my project. Can anyone help me to identify the tools which I can use to build a simple online project monitoring system.
My system requires the following:
1. It should be user driven(multiuser logins)
2. Able to handle document uploads and downloads
3. If it can support spread sheet like document editing it will be good
Thanks,
Need your help.
If your project is open source then you can use Google Code
Otherwise some paid solutions are
Sharepoint - Group Collaborative
Jira/Confluence - Source Control, Group Collaborative
Here are some free project hosting solutions,
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Are there any addons for web analytics for heroku? I already used analytics from google but as I want to track the analytics of an open source project (MEAN.js) which should be transferable to another user I would prefer to have all in one place (heroku). Do they provide free plans for open source projects?
I think you could try Keen IO, they have a free tier you could use to test.
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In Admin/Tools/More I found the Sopport tool. It is its description:
The Support tool integrates with the Ticket tool to provide customers
a support ticket system for submitting and following issues, bugs, and
feature requests. Customers get a personal view of the tickets that
they submit.
Unfortunately, I don't see that users can vote up/down the features (or bugs) they prefer. Is it possible to do it with Assembla or we must use an external tool?
There is no tool in Assembla for directly voting on features. You are looking for a tool such as Uservoice - which you could then embed in a custom tab in your Assembla project.
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I am researching if ADLDS or ADAM is suitable for handling the users of a company product. Currently we are using AD, but we are planning to scale to more customers without needing to buy CALs.
I got how to use ADSI Edit to add User & Groups, but I couldnt find any tool to do that like "Active Directory users and computers", and I would like to avoid developing one. Is there any free GUI to manage AD LDS?
You can still use an LDAP browser. Apache Directory Studio, which is working on the top of java (on both Windows and Linux) is the best Open source one.
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Does any web bug/ticket system (Jira, Google Code, github, etc) offer a native plugin to add new tickets and update existing ones?
My current tickets are usually few lines long, and the overhead of using the GUI to enter them is high. Especially when I compare them to native task management software (e.g. Things), which usually offer shortcuts to add TODO items while you are in any program.
Request Tracker has an email interface, as well as command-line and REST interfaces and a Perl API. I use it all day, every day (though 95% of the time with the UI) and heartily recommend it.
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Does anyone have any suggestions for a Gui for editing the log4net config files. We have people in the field who need to be able to increase, decrease, or specialize logging but don't have the background to mess in the XML.
I used this http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/Log4netEditor.aspx a few years ago to provide a simple GUI to log4net. I haven't used it recently so I don't know if it's still working with recent releases of log4net.
It's not that hard to make a simple .NET Winforms app that can read a .xml file and allow the user to edit it. As it will only be used by users with specific needs you can just put in the necessary drop-down menus, ticks boxes or edit boxes to allow then to change the values needed.
You can then do some basic error/range checking to make sure they can't enter invalid values.