Subj : Re: Tools for software-developement
To   : comp.programming
From : Steve O'Hara-Smith
Date : Sat Oct 08 2005 08:27 am

On Thu, 06 Oct 2005 13:48:07 +0200
Christof Köhler <mail05@koehler-aachen.de> wrote:

> Hello,
> for a project in my school i'm writing a report about tools for
> software-developement in a team.
> 
> I divided the hole process up into 5 points:
> - corporate planning and scheduling (e.g. resource planing ERP)

	These guys tend to like to use project planning s/w that emits
Gant charts and the like and write specs in MS Word.

> - development (incl. IDE and VCS)

	vi and cvs. Oh IDE - UNIX :)

> - groupware for (team-) internal communication and todo-list

	twiki, mailing lists

> - quality management (e.g. bugtracking, issuetracking, tech.
> documentation)

	bugzilla, twiki

> - external relations (customer and partner relationship CRM etc.)

	Managers.

> As fart as i found out it seams to be quite common to use a combination
> of different tools to fulfil the above points.

	Definitely and there are alternatives for all of the ones I
suggested that work just as well.

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