Team programming

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Gaspar

First of all, excuse if this isn't the right group.

I work in a very small company where I used to be me only programmer
(Visual Studio). In this days, two more programmers will be working with
me and this is my first experience with team programming.
I must now work with documentation tools, bug trackers, etc., to
improve team work.


What I need is for you to advise me in some tools for this tasks. I've
been googling and I found, for example, the TracProject (http://
trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracProject) but maybe there is something
better.


Thanks a lot.
 
Hello Gaspar,
First of all, excuse if this isn't the right group.

I work in a very small company where I used to be me only programmer
(Visual Studio). In this days, two more programmers will be working
with
me and this is my first experience with team programming.
I must now work with documentation tools, bug trackers, etc., to
improve team work.
What I need is for you to advise me in some tools for this tasks. I've
been googling and I found, for example, the TracProject (http://
trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracProject) but maybe there is something
better.

Thanks a lot.
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We use "Fogbugz" as our issue tracking system with great success.
 
Gaspar said:
I work in a very small company where I used to be me only programmer
(Visual Studio). In this days, two more programmers will be working with
me and this is my first experience with team programming.
I must now work with documentation tools, bug trackers, etc., to
improve team work.
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I use (in the office and at home):

* Version Control: Subversion & TortoiseSVN

http://www.tigris.org/

* Bug Tracking: Mantis, very easy administration and usage (also
available as InstantMantis, full features but very easy to run)

http://www.mantisbt.org/

* MagicDraw: UML diagram tool, a free community edition and a free
reader version are available

http://www.magicdraw.com/


I would also recommend to think about unit tests and build automation
(continuous integration). A great tool for automatic builds of all your
VS projects is TeamCity, which is free for up to 20 projects:

http://www.jetbrains.com/teamcity/

About CI:

http://www.martinfowler.com/articles/continuousIntegration.html

Hope this helps ;)
 
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