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Open source and free agile tools

Agile Tools | Agile Glossary
Welcome to open source agile project management software list. This site is created by TargetProcess, company that develops commercial agile project management and bug tracking software. We hope that you may find required tool among open source projects, but if not, visit our web site to check very cool features of professionally maintained solution.

Agile Glossary

Scrum
Extreme Programming (XP)

Iteration
Velocity
User Story
Impediment

Daily Meeting
Acceptance Testing
Effort Estimates in Abstract Units (Points)
Test-Driven Development
Task Board
Backlog
Release Planning
Iteration Planning
Burn Down Chart

XPlanner

XPlanner is one of the first web based agile project management tools and it has more features than other products. XPlanner is solid and used by many companies. However it seems XPlanner development was stopped (latest release May-2006).



Pros Cons
  • Most feature-complete tool among other free open source products
  • Integrated time tracking
  • Several nice reports like burn down chart
  • Export
  • SOAP API
  • Email Notifications
 
  • Hard setup for anyone who do not familiar with Java world
  • No releases, iterations only

Platform [Technologies]: Windows/Unix [Java, MySQL, Oracle, Firebird, PostgreSQL]

Rating

Functionality Usability Performance
****   ****   ****

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Reviews & Opinions

Using XPlanner in real project March 20, 2004
Good opinion April 20, 2006

TargetProcess

TargetProcess is an agile project management tool. It is designed to solve distributed teams problems and support agile development processes.

Kanban Board Reports
  • Scrum, XP, Kanban, Custom development process
  • Productivity tools (Tp.Tray, ToDo list, dashboards, Inline editing)
  • Subversion integration
  • Integrated Bug Tracking, Help Desk, Time Tracking
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