Product Information
What is Apache bloodhound?
Apache Bloodhound is a project built upon the shoulders of Trac, hosted by the Apache Software Foundation. Currently, it has three primary objectives:
Multiple Projects: Bloodhound will manage anything from a single pet project to dozens of commercial or open-source projects, scaling seamlessly in between. The built-in Wiki allows you to draft proposals and store additional information.
Easy Installation: Bloodhound will offer installation processes for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. Everything needed to run Bloodhound with your preferred web server and database will be provided.
User-Friendly Design: Bloodhound consistently delivers a uniform experience. Even for beginners, executing common tasks is intuitive. The dashboard will provide an overview of work assigned to you or items you're tracking.
How to use Apache bloodhound?
Apache Bloodhound is a project management tool hosted by the Apache Software Foundation, designed to assist users in managing from single to multiple commercial or open-source projects, offering easy installation and a user-friendly design.
Core Functions of Apache bloodhound
Issue tracking
Wiki
Usage Scenarios of Apache bloodhound
- Manage personal pet projects or commercial/open-source projects
- Create proposals and store project information using built-in Wiki
- Install and run project management tools on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X
- Overview assigned or followed work via dashboards
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