ctrager

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   by ctrager 17y ago

   You are contradicting my unsupported opinions using actual facts? That's not fair. Regarding "You'd be amazed": No,I wouldn't. Whatever the humble origins of a bug tracker, user pressure does push them to accrete more features and complexi
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   by ctrager 17y ago

   Disclaimer: I'm the author of an open source bug tracker, BugTracker.NET, a sorta hobby project that got better over time and sorta, kinda, "competes" with FogBugz. Also, I receive money from Atlassian to display their ads on my website, b
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   by ctrager 17y ago

   I apologize for being...Microsofty...but I use (and am the author of) BugTracker.NET. It's a free and open source bug tracking app for ASP.NET. In style and philosophy, it's closest to FogBugz. This weekend I just finished getting the git
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   by ctrager 17y ago

   http://ifdefined.com . This is a Microsoft oriented site, the home of "BugTracker.NET", so you'd expect it to skew a little towards IE. For the last 30 days, about 22,000 visits: IE 45% Firefox 41% Chrome 8% Safar