Bug Juice
August 7, 2006 in 2 out of 5 stars, Hosted software, Issue trackers, Software DevelopmentBugJuice: A bug tracking application for web developers. SmallPositives This hosted software is simple and uncluttered. It's a glorified to-do list nicely tweaked for issue tracking. You can add "pages" (kinda like a wiki) for whatever purpose you like (e.g. one for each project), which is nice and flexible. You can add comments and screenshots to bugs. An interesting option for small teams, or single person development. It's missing most of the features of a mature issue tracker (although that's kind of their point). No support for Safari browser. Admin should be able to assign users to bugs (but can't, for now). Free, $5, $10, $20/mo. Reviewed by Carson McComasWhat is it?
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16Bugs
June 30, 2006 in 4 out of 5 stars, Hosted software, Issue trackers, Software Development16Bugs: An online bug tracking and management system for those of you creating software to take over the world. Michele Finotto I've been around many bug management systems at various size companies and I've found most to be too tedious to use and too complex to navigate. 16Bugs does a great job of making bug management simple, offering only the needed features. It's also a javascript-driven site which helps make the entry and review of bugs quite simple. There are some small items that could fixed. For instance, right now you can only add an attachment to a bug when you create it and not later. However, 16bugs is very responsive and multiple times I've supplied feedback and had new features and/or fixes implemented the same day! As a startup, they both encourage feedback and take it to heart. Tiers based on storage & features: free/$8/$15/$25 Reviewed by Mike LewisWhat is it?
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