A
Aspect-Oriented
 
B
Bloggers
Build Systems
 
C
Charting & Reporting
Chat Servers
Code Coverage
 
F
Forum Soft
 
I
IDEs
Installers
Inversion of Control
Issue Tracking
 
L
Logging Tools
 
N
Network Clients
Network Servers
 
P
PDF Libraries
Portals
Profilers
Project Management
 
R
RSS & RDF Tools
Rule Engines
 
S
SQL Clients
Source Control
 
T
Template Engines
Testing Tools
 
W
Web Frameworks
Web Mail
Web Testing
Wiki Engines
Workflow Engines
 
X
XML Parsers
 

Open Source Project Management Tools in C#

User Story.NET

This project is a tool for Extreme Programming projects in their User Story tracking.

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PTM (Personal Task Manager)

PTM is an Open Source time tracking tool. It looks like Windows Task Manager. It is designed for tired and overworked people. Tasks are organized hierarchically (like folders in the Windows Explorer). Includes statistics. Measure yourself, this is a self improvement tool.

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Use Case Maker

Use Case Maker is a C.A.S.E. tool that helps software developers to write organized use cases and to maintain related requirements. Features: * Creation and handling of Package, Subpackage, Actor and Use Case objects * Tree view objects organization * Glossary definition * Requirements definition * Assign detailed attributes to every type of objects * Information about use case state, priority, complexity, etc. * Flow of events handling of use case * Prose representation of use case * History handling of modification of state and implementation phases * Dynamic selection of defined objects during text creation and editing * References keeping between objects and textual instance * Automatic replace of names of objects in textual instances * Automatic removing of objects in textual instances * Save project into XML format * Export project into HTML multipages document or PDF document or RTF document * Export objects into XMI 1.1 format * Multilanguage support via XML configuration file * Packages, Actors and Use Cases can be reordered and renumbered; * Dependency between use cases can be inserted into \"Flow of events\" section

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