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Date: Wed, 28 Sep 2011 19:20:51 +0200
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Subject: Re: OT: Hosted project management services
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Hi Marcus,

You probably should look at Redmine and Chiliproject hosting. These two are
open source web-based project management software (actually the latter being
a fork of the second).

A french developers community offers free hosting for open source project.:
http://projets.developpez.com/ I have not tried it but the site has a good
reputation. *You might be able to switch to English language once subscribed
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I am using the free plan from plan.io <http://plan.io/en/> (redmine hosting
saas offer), but it is quite limited if your project is large:
 free plan Bronze <https://accounts.plan.io/signup/Bronze?locale=en>: 1
project, 2 users, 1 workflow and 500MB storage

You can find other providers, just google around.

Another software option is openerp <http://www.openerp.com/>, which has
project management features. You can try a demo here:
http://demo.openerp.com/

You should also google to find companies hosting the tool.

Hope this helps,

Mehdi


On Wed, Sep 28, 2011 at 7:05 PM, Wordit <wordituk@gmail.com> wrote:

> Off-topic question, although the project will use CouchDB :-)
> (Google hasn't found anything satisfactory yet)
>
> Can anyone recommend a project management service which is free for
> Open Source, and easy for non-programmers to use as well?
>
> I need to build a website for a new FOSS project. It is to be used by
> programmers and non-programmers alike, so needs to be simple. I looked
> at Google Sites, but it might be a bit limiting, not sure?
> I've even considered Tumblr, but it will lack tasks and tracking.
> Unless some bright spark knows better?
>
> We need a regular website as front-end, but with some tools to
> delegate tasks and track issues. I really don't want to host another
> CMS myself, just don't have the time for all the maintenance. I'm sure
> I'm not the only one who's faced this.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions,
>
> Marcus
>


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