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    towncrier

    towncrier

    Manage the release notes for your project

    towncrier is a changelog management tool that automates the generation of release notes from fragments stored during development. It encourages developers to document changes incrementally and reduces the burden of writing changelogs at release time. Designed for Python projects, it integrates well with tools like setuptools and tox.
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    Web-based time tracking tool, issue tracker and user management based on the Roundup issue tracker
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    Skillmap

    Skillmap

    A tool for generating skill map/tree like diagram

    A tool for generating a skill map/tree-like diagram. Skill tree is a term used in video games, and it can be used for describing roadmaps for software project development as well. When you are building a software project, you can use the concept of skill tree/technology tree to describe the steps you need to take to build the project.
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    DepHell

    DepHell

    Python project management. Manage packages

    DepHell is a Python packaging and dependency management tool that aims to unify and simplify the Python packaging ecosystem. It can convert between various formats (Pipfile, poetry, setup.py, etc.), manage virtual environments, and ensure reproducible builds. It's a powerful tool for Python developers juggling complex dependencies.
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    faces is a powerful and flexible project management tool. It not only offers many extraordinary features like multiple resource balancing algorithms and multi scenario planing, but can also be easily extended and customized.
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    ePen - A cross platform tool for creative writers and book authors. ePen is able to manage all information around a book project: The actual text, descriptions of the characters and scenes, the storyline.
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    Project HQ is an open source collaborative project management tool somewhat based on activeCollab and basecamp. It's goal is to remain a free, open source project management tool. It features milestones, task lists, tasks, a ticketing system & a wik
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    ProHand is a opensource multiuser project planning tool written in python. It uses MySQL for storing data. The Ui is made using the QT4 toolkit.
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    Lightweight requirements management tool, with export, search and traceability functions. Uses plain text files as backend.
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    The simplest possible tool for managing a Roadmap for Extreme Programming projects. Supports planning, metrics, projections. It is modular, and can be adapted to your implementation of XP - without pulling a bunch of features that just get in your way.
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    phoca is a tool to keep track on the time you spend on projects. it is based upon time tracker worklog v1.8
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    "Superior PLanning And Tracking Tool (SPLATT)" is a project management utility that supports the use of objective metrics for estimating how long tasks will take, and manages progress tracking against them, displaying the results visually as graphs.
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    A web based project management tool for agile methodologies developed in python using the django framework. This is a lightweight tool, specially designed to be part of the daily work more than a tracking system.
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    botox is a tool to foster exchange officers local committees of non-profit student exchange organizations (iaeste, aiesec, etc) in collecting, administering and publishing relevant data.
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    Oh my God i`ts movin - is the Linux only tool for creating animated PNGS. omGim alows you to easilly create and edit existing apng`s with help of GIMP or Inkscape. You can import frames from PNG, SVG, etc.
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