pradeep_srajan

We ran a thread here an year ago on what would a reinvented bug tracker mean? A lot of devs here talked about their hate for Jira and focused on simplicity and speed. We built 20% of the feedback provided from here and launched in Product Hunt to become #1 Product of the Day and #2 Product of the week.

Here's what we have been able to get:

1. Public tracker for community and open source developers 2. With Solr - we have driven the speed up 3. Update tickets with magic words in code comments 4. Auto assign issues back to people when you fix a bug 5. Simple - to the point interface 6. Visual bug reporter for QA and Designers

Thank you folks. We have 80% more to do. Gratitute and we are working on it. We should do a command line and offline as well in the coming months. That said, we want to reinvent the way people spend time on a bug tracker.

Goal : Make the devs spend very little time on a bug tracker and more time with their code.

Looked at bugless, it is wonderful you started it but bummed that it needs more. The list you have is good and we are attempting to make things simple with https://bugasura.io

Unlike bugless, it ain't open source but nevertheless, we should look deeper into your work, get inspired, borrow some stuff and pass on some credits to you.

This is good feedback and am sure it is coming out of pain of everyday usage. In my opinion, they have a mammoth that needs heavy maintenance. What do ya think?

Great, please list what you like the most about Jira?

PM follow up is annoying for every engineer. We are building nudges within https://bugasura.io to automate what PM's do and hence let PM's do something else and Engineers decide when to update.

Can you try https://bugasura.io and give me feedback?