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Online Bug Tracking System

TRELLO

While I was doing my SLIIT SA Assignment I found a cool online application for Bug Tracking.
This keeps track of the Bugs which were identified, you can assign the task to a developer, whether it was solved, by whom etc.

It even enables you to attach documents, labels, comment and these things are getting updated instantly. Its a User Friendly application which is totally free.

The link is -

  • https://trello.com/


Also if you want a guide please check the below link -


  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xky48zyL9iA


 



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