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Retrospectiva – Open Source Project Management Tool Based on Ruby

By yadirosadi  

Retrospectiva is an free and open source, web-based project management tool and bug-tracking tool based on ruby. These project management tool is intended to assist the collaborative aspect of work carried out by software development teams through the use of blogs, a wiki and tickets.

Retrospectiva - Open Source Project Management Tool Based on Ruby

The Features of project management tool (retrospectiva) is stable, scalable and incredibly flexible Core combined with powerful Add-ons offers a variety of different applications. Users open tickets to track bugs, and request enhancements. Administrators set targets for the team through milestones. A milestone is considered completed when all tickets assigned to it are closed. The wiki is used for the documentation of the project, whilst the blog logs ongoing progress. When used in conjunction, these tools provide a helpful framework for developing and maintaining source code. The generated code can be browsed directly in This project management to0l (Retrospectiva), and changesets record updates made to the source repository.
From an enterprise technical project management platform to a global community-driven development site, Retrospectiva can be fully customized to support individual work-flows, infrastructures and life-cycles.

The latest version of this project management tool (Retrospectiva) is v2.0 on February 07, 2010 . The full package (including Rails and all Gems) is available for download. A quick changelog (since RC3): (Added AWS-S3 attachment support, Fixed PostgreSQL compatibility, Fixed permission issue in AgilePM, Improved AgilePM views and user interaction, New translations,Minor WikiEngine improvements).

Website: http://retrospectiva.org/overview
License: MIT License

Yadi Rosadi is a Blogger, Web enthusiast, Editor and Founder of BlogUpstairs.com. Find me on twitter,digg, stumbleupon

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  • Jesson

    Great posting. If you are looking for a great project management tool, you may have a look on http://teamplifier.com Hope you will find all in one here. Its a suitable alternative so far.

  • http://www.projectmanagement-software.com.au/ project management software

    Thanks for this article, I am going to re-use a small piece of this information for my blog if that’s fine with you, I will be sure to put you as a reference to the source of info though.

  • http://www.pm-software-online.com/ Open Source Project Management Software

    Open Source Project Management Software comes with all rights to download, use, reuse, distribute, charge for services, modify, re-submit code. Basically, by using an open source software you become part of the community.
    As rightly understood, Open Source Project Management Software is a totally different ball-game altogether. You get the software and also the source code along with it. But the obvious challenge is the support and roadmap for the product.

    These challenges are address fairly well with the open source contributing community, but using open source software for mission critical projects is a decision which needs thorough evaluation. Like discussed in other pages on this website, open source software is available in multiple flavors and option for usage and support.

    http://www.pm-software-online.com/