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I am looking for a good development tool that will help me track revisions of software I am creating, and that is web based. Just looking for suggestions on what others use.
And not one that is hosted through another solution but that I can host myself.
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Clockify is a free (but not open source) time tracker and timesheet app for teams of all sizes.
Clockify will then track all active programs you use and websites you visit (only you can see this data — it's not available to workspace admins).
Homebase, QuickBooks, ClickTime, DeskTime, TimeCamp, Toggl, Tick, RescueTime, and Harvest are best for both, teams as well as individuals. Some software provide advanced features like GPS tracking and screenshot based monitoring. QuickBooks, Homebase, and Hubstaff have the feature of GPS tracking.
1. JIRA. JIRA from Atlassian is a proprietary project management tool with extensive issue tracking capabilities. It was first released in 2002, making it one of the oldest issue tracking systems in the world, and it's currently used by over 75,000 customers around the globe.
http://github.com/ (git), http://bitbucket.org/ (mercurial/git)
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The best one (that you can host yourself) would be: Atlassian FishEye (which includes source browsing features)
Not free, but you can have up to ten users with 10$ (or even free for open-source project).
Works with Subversion, Git, CVS, Perforce, ClearCase, and Mercurial repositories.
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