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    1. Redmine Hassle-free Issue Tracking Ciaran Jessup
    2. Features (Out of the Box)
      • Multiple Projects
      • Flexible role based access control
      • Flexible Issue tracking
      • Gantt chart & Calendar
      • News, documents & files management
      • Atom & e-mail Notifications
      • Per project Wiki & Forums
      • Time tracking
      • Customisable fields across issues,projects & users
      • SCM Integration
      • Issue creation by e-mail
      • LDAP, OpenID and local authentication
      • Multiple language support
      • Runs on multiple databases
    3. Installation Prerequisites
      • Rails 2.1.2 (0.8.x)
      • Rails 2.3.4 Application (Trunk cut)
      • Database
        • MySQL > 4.1
        • PostgreSQL 8
        • SQLite 3
      • RubyGems > 1.3.1
      • Rake > 0.8.3
      • RMagick (optional)
      • SCM Binaries (optional)
      • Ruby OpenID Library (optional)
    4. Installation in 6 simple steps
      • Create a database
      • Either download, svn checkout or git clone redmine:
        • git clone git://github.com/edavis10/redmine.git redmine
      • Edit the database.yml file to point at your database
      • Generate a session key for the cookies
        • rake config/initializers/session_store.rb
      • Build the database
        • rake db:migrate
      • Populate with defaults (optional but wise)
        • rake redmine:load_default_data
      • Run-up and enjoy!
        • ruby script/server webrick -e production
    5. Here's one I made earlier... :)
    6. Projects
      • Can contain unlimited nesting of sub-projects
      • A project can have versions against which issues are targeted
      • A project usually has an associated wiki which is embedded in the project overview
      • All wikis, projects and issues can cross-link (Wiki Extensions plugin)
    7. Customisable Workflow
      • Roles and permissions
        • Customisable roles, fine grained permissions
        • Users can have 1 or more roles on a project
      • Issues
        • Customisable Issue types (Trackers)
        • Customisable Issue statuses
        • Custom issue properties, configurable field display
      • Issue Workflows
        • Defines available transitions between issue statuses
        • Workflows are against role and tracker
          • Developer can have one workflow, QA Tester another
    8. Issue Management
      • CRUD
        • Create or Create and Continue
        • Delete, Move, Update
        • All activities are available as Atom feed
      • Search
        • Simple additive criteria
        • Groupable results
        • Persistent
        • Dynamic context menu to action the results
        • Export to CSV, PDF & Atom
    9. Roadmaps
      • Projects can have versions
        • Versions can be unique to a project.
        • Or shared across multiple projects currently in testing: git://github.com/edavis10/redmine_branches.git
      • Roadmaps provide a visual indication of progress towards a milestone
      • Can be broken down by most properties of an issue, such as author or component.
    10. SCM Integration
      • Integrates with
        • Subversion, CVS, Mercurial, Darcs, Git and Bazaar
      • Provides
        • Repository Browsing
        • Repository Statistics
        • Comment integration
        • Code Review support (plugin)
    11. Extended Features (Plugins)
    12. 'Agile' processes
      • Kanban Plugin
      • SCRUM Dashboard
      • Redmine Charts (Burndowns)
    13. Writing a Plugin
      • Simple just like writing a Rails plugin
      • Various hook points provided to augment the existing
        • Controller
        • Model
        • View
        • Helpers
      • Able to override and re-configure the menus
    14. Theme-able
      • Drop-in themes, easy to select and modify.
      • Currently just basic CSS replacement
      • Advanced styles are being worked on using more than CSS
        • http://www.redmine.org/wiki/redmine/ThemeSP
    15. Migrating to Redmine
      • Ships with support for;
        • Trac
        • Mantis
      • Scripts available from redmine.org for;
        • JIRA
        • Bugzilla
        • Scarab
      • Easy to extend existing scripts (Ruby)
    16. Find out more
      • http://www.redmine.org/
      • http://redmineblog.com/
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