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tinyPM 1.1 Agile Project Management Tool Released (8 messages)
- Posted by: Marcin Niebudek
- Posted on: June 27 2008 10:26 EDT
tinyPM is a new agile project management Java web application implemented using JBoss Seam Framework, JSF and JPA/Hibernate. The tool comes with:Threaded Messages (8)
- Pricing by Ulf Gohde on June 30 2008 11:13 EDT
- ?? by Steve Tirtha on June 30 2008 13:23 EDT
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It's kind of expensive by Rafael Alvarez on June 30 2008 10:46 EDT
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Way too expensive by Ulf Gohde on July 01 2008 05:51 EDT
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too pricy by Alexander Bibighaus on July 01 2008 05:39 EDT
- high price tag by Khalil Ahmad on July 01 2008 06:20 EDT
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too pricy by Alexander Bibighaus on July 01 2008 05:39 EDT
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Way too expensive by Ulf Gohde on July 01 2008 05:51 EDT
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It's kind of expensive by Rafael Alvarez on June 30 2008 10:46 EDT
- ?? by Steve Tirtha on June 30 2008 13:23 EDT
- Re: tinyPM 1.1 Agile Project Management Tool Released by Casual Visitor on June 30 2008 16:20 EDT
- Re: tinyPM 1.1 Agile Project Management Tool Released by Marcin Niebudek on June 30 2008 17:03 EDT
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Pricing[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Ulf Gohde
- Posted on: June 30 2008 11:13 EDT
- in response to Marcin Niebudek
19 EUR per user per month. You got to be joking. -
??[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Steve Tirtha
- Posted on: June 30 2008 13:23 EDT
- in response to Ulf Gohde
Do you mean 19 is too cheap ? Or it is too expensive? -
It's kind of expensive[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Rafael Alvarez
- Posted on: June 30 2008 22:46 EDT
- in response to Steve Tirtha
Given that JIRA (commercial edition, which is roughly feature-equivalent but more powerful in some aspects) cost $1200 with one year of support with unlimited users, a price tag of 1140 EUR is kind of high. -
Way too expensive[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Ulf Gohde
- Posted on: July 01 2008 05:51 EDT
- in response to Rafael Alvarez
1140 EUR per year limited to 10 users. Way too high. With that price tag I am not even investigating. -
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- Posted by: Alexander Bibighaus
- Posted on: July 01 2008 17:39 EDT
- in response to Ulf Gohde
Yeah, too pricey. I demo'd it on the live version and I like it. No way I could get approval for that kind of cost! -
high price tag[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Khalil Ahmad
- Posted on: July 01 2008 18:20 EDT
- in response to Alexander Bibighaus
I like it. but it has a very high price tag!!!! I am not sure if anybody will dare to invest that amount of money ... and to make it worse it is yearly!!!!! -
Re: tinyPM 1.1 Agile Project Management Tool Released[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Casual Visitor
- Posted on: June 30 2008 16:20 EDT
- in response to Marcin Niebudek
Java web application implemented using JBoss Seam Framework, JSF and JPA/Hibernate.
Is 'tiny' the right indication for this tool? -
Re: tinyPM 1.1 Agile Project Management Tool Released[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Marcin Niebudek
- Posted on: June 30 2008 17:03 EDT
- in response to Casual Visitor
Is 'tiny' the right indication for this tool?
The 'tiny' refers to the simplicity we have in mind when developing the tinyPM features as we don't want it to become a system bloated with some useless functions you use once a year, but rather a set of features you can use everyday but which won't attract you for a long time - so no long hours spent on your PM tool. However I think the 'tiny' could also refer to a webapp itself. The first thought might be that this cannot be something tiny nor light if it uses JBoos Seam, Hibernate and especially JSF stuff. But it is... we've stripped most of the heavy functions. We don't use SFSBs, just POJOs. We almost got rid of RichFaces and try to use our own JavaScript functions with Prototype and Scriptaculous. The app can be deployed on Tomcat, no full J2EE server required (we don't use the EJB3 embeddable container either). This is a ongoing process, but with each release we make the application as light as possible.