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Anyone who has contributed code to Joomla is familiar with Joomlacode. While it works pretty well for what it does, there’s also a lot of headaches associated with it. The interface isn’t friendly, the code is buggy, it’s completely disconnected from our code on GitHub, etc. At the end of the day though, Joomlacode meets the high demands of the Joomla Bug Squad, and a suitable replacement hasn’t been found for it... Until now. In this session, we take a look at the Joomla Issue Tracker, an issue tracking application built on our Framework code to help fix some of the headaches that exist with Joomlacode. See how members of the Joomla community have come together to build an issue tracking solution that meets the demands of the project while making contributing fun.
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- 1. Joomla! Framework + Issue Management + GitHub = Fun Code Michael Babker @mbabker #jwc13 #jtracker
- 3. Going to Combat Against Joomlacode Michael Babker @mbabker #jwc13 #jtracker
- 4. What’s This All About? Eating our own dog food Improving our system Making things easier
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