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BugRIT Demo Instance
Apr. 21st, 2007 12:40 pmOwing to the phenomenal response that the last post about this gained, I thought I'd mention it again. I can think of exactly one person on my Friends list who might find this mildly interesting, but if you want to take a look at it, I have now put up a fully working demonstration copy of what I am now calling BugRIT.
The logins set up on the system are admin and dev for the developer accounts, and test, Bob and Jim for the testers. All accounts have the password pword unless someone's changed them.
I don't much care about what happens to that database, so feel free to add, edit and remove things as much as you like to try it out - see the Help link for more details of how it's meant to work. I was quite proud of that bit.
(And in case you're wondering what this actually is, it's a way for keeping track of reported bugs and issues while writing a program. An advanced sort of electronic to-do list.)
The logins set up on the system are admin and dev for the developer accounts, and test, Bob and Jim for the testers. All accounts have the password pword unless someone's changed them.
I don't much care about what happens to that database, so feel free to add, edit and remove things as much as you like to try it out - see the Help link for more details of how it's meant to work. I was quite proud of that bit.
(And in case you're wondering what this actually is, it's a way for keeping track of reported bugs and issues while writing a program. An advanced sort of electronic to-do list.)
