Kore Nordmann - PHP / Projects / Politics
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:Author: 		Kore Nordmann
:Date:			Wed, 28 Jul 2010 16:51:57 +0200
:Revision: 		3
:Copyright:		CC by-sa


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Released first arbit development snapshot
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:Description:
  "Arbit aims to provide a decent modern extensible multi project tracking
  tool." We just released a first development snapshot. Read more...

Arbit aims to provide a decent modern extensible multi project tracking tool.
For the scope of this software, and the current state please read the `release
announcement`__ on the arbit homepage.

.. note::
    I founded Qafoo together with two other Arbit contributors, and beside
    consulting and training around high quality PHP software we provide
    `commercial support for Arbit`__ and other software quality related tools.

__ http://qafoo.com/services/support.html

__ http://arbitracker.org/news/released_0_0_722-dev.html



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- harald at Wed, 22 Oct 2008 11:42:34 +0200

  yes!!! i was about to start my own tracking tool (couchdb backed of course
  ;)) because i am so unsatisfied with the other tools around. arbit looks
  very interesting and promising -- maybe i can save my time now for other
  tasks. that's great.

- kore at Wed, 22 Oct 2008 14:47:36 +0200

  Actually you should not save your time for other tasks but help us to
  develop arbit to fit yours and others requirements. The more help we receive
  the faster will it be in a really usable shape, and not only a "development
  snapshot".

  If you want to participate check the roadmap for possible work:
  http://tracker.arbitracker.org/arbit/issue_tracker/roadmap

- Mike Willbanks at Wed, 22 Oct 2008 22:49:19 +0200

  I will certainly be checking this out.  I had started a project such as this
  but never really had the time to finish it.  I am now transitioning to a new
  job and will have more time and was going to continue development.

  The main area many of these items lack in is a release management process in
  which I have been taking quite a bit of analysis to.

  I'll likely be installing this at some point in the near future to check it
  out a bit more.