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Thursday, May 18, 2006
Bug Tracking with Ajax
It's official, everyone is now using Ajax. FogBugz 5.0 released yesterday and according to Joel Spolsky, it has all sorts of Ajax goodness. Very cool!
I fell in love with FogBugz while working at my previous employer and successfully lobbied to purchase it as our primary bug-tracker. For years we tracked all of our bugs using Excel. Yuck (sorry Joel)!
If you are in the market for bug-tracking software, look no further than FogBugz.
Disclaimer: I do not receive money or gifts from FogCreek or Joel Spolsky, for promoting FogBugz software, but I should.
Content copyright ©2003-2006 Tod Birdsall
I fell in love with FogBugz while working at my previous employer and successfully lobbied to purchase it as our primary bug-tracker. For years we tracked all of our bugs using Excel. Yuck (sorry Joel)!
If you are in the market for bug-tracking software, look no further than FogBugz.
Disclaimer: I do not receive money or gifts from FogCreek or Joel Spolsky, for promoting FogBugz software, but I should.