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BORG is a calendar and task tracking system written in Java. The calendar provides a nice month view, month-print, email reminders, popup reminders and to do list. The task tracker tracks issues through various states.
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Lavagna
Lavagna: issue tracker/project management tool
Lavagna is a self-hosted project and task management tool that uses a Kanban board interface. Built in Java, it supports team collaboration, milestone tracking, and project documentation. Lavagna is suitable for organizations seeking a privacy-respecting alternative to SaaS tools like Trello. -
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Online project management and issue tracking with team collaboration, custom fields and forms, JasperReport reporting, user management, multiple access levels, tasks, projects, time tracking, task change history, multiple attachments, Gantt graphs.
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Project Manager and Bug Tracker for Agile Software Development. Flexible Task Workflows and Views. Supports Velocity and Iterations planning. Web-based, Easy to install and user friendly. Supports unicode. Free unlimited online hosting on Amazon cloud.
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Cornelius is highly customizable web application to manage the common tasks of any company such as project management, task tracking, human resource planning and costs. Written in Java on top of Roma Meta Framework developed under the Romulus consortium.
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