My team (well, mostly just me) are pioneering Phabricator as a replacement for the Atlassian suite. Phabricator has been born in Facebook (it looks a little lik

My team (well, mostly just me) are pioneering Phabricator as a replacement for the Atlassian suite. Phabricator has been born in Facebook (it looks a little like FB in 00's :)). Main advantages: - It's rather a framework with dozens of small apps that adhere to the KISS principle - Core elements are Users, Projects, Tasks, Repos (git, svn or hg) and Differentials (like PRs) - Has shitload more, like Pastebin for example - Task can be in multiple projects/views - Tasks can have parent/child relationships - Task can mention other tasks and objects - Has an app called Herald, which handles event-based hooks - Has a CLI tool called Arcanist which replaces git (well, it's rather a wrapper that adds few api calls) - Allows you customize the system to YOUR workflow, not the other way around Disadvantages: - PHP (even for the CLI tool) - MySQL One of the benefits no other tool gave me is that I can backtrack from a line of code to the original Task or its parent epic.