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...It drops technologies that BugTracker.NET depends on. Budoco is a rewrite that runs on dotnet core. Budoco is *BU*gtracker dot net on *DO*tnet *CO*re. Microsoft has a good track record of keeping so BugTracker.NET "Classic", which was born in 2001 and is still alive going into 2021, should be fine for the next few years. So, about BugTracker.NET "Classic": A web-based bug or issue tracker written using .NET 4.x Framework, ASP.NET, C#, and SQL Server (SQL Server Express too). Probably has all the features you need. ...

Software Enhancement Progress Tracking -- Larger projects fall apart under the weight of their own unfinished improvements. Swept helps developers track where refactorings or improvements have been made and where they are still missing.

Agilefant is a simple but powerful web based tool for lean and agile project management. It is the most versatile open source solution of its kind today, with a rapidly growing user base of more than 10k users around the world in thousands of organizations. Based on more than ten years of solid scientific research within real world organizations, Agilefant's unique model scales from personal todo-lists to large-scale multi-team development and long-term product and portfolio...

...AGILO is pretend to be one of the best agile tools present in the market which intends to manage all the project related activities like (user stories, iteration, burn down charts, resource load, standup meetings, backlog etc.) performed in an Agile project Development. It allows you to plan and track the progress of your development cycle on the fly by giving you the possibility to be always intact with your team and project stakeholders. This is an All in one tool for complete automated office(IT) management. It comes with the following basic modules like Project Management(PM), Resource Management(RM), Office Management(OM), Mail Management(MM), Contacts Management(CM), Event Management(EM), Support Management(SM) etc.

An online system for an operating system which maintains a package repository to keep track of user's package requests; and which packager is working on which package.