recommend me project-management tool

I don't think it can get any easier than Basecamp! It was Rails before Rails was cool.

Actually, Basecamp is what gave us Rails.

As you specified Rails, then yes Basecamp is very good. There’s also Lighthouse: http://lighthouseapp.com/

However, if you can get past the Rails limitation, I would also highly recommend Trac ( http://trac.edgewall.org/)

Trac is free, you set it up on your own server. Basecamp and Lighthouse are pay-to-use services.

Jason

I'm very late to this discussion, but I noticed that nobody mentioned redMine. http://www.redmine.org

It is a Rails based, open source project management and issue tracking system. I tried it out for the first time this week and was very impressed.

Basecamp WITH Cashboard :slight_smile:

Jason Roelofs wrote:

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However, if you can get past the Rails limitation, I would also highly recommend Trac (http://trac.edgewall.org/)

Trac is free, you set it up on your own server. Basecamp and Lighthouse are pay-to-use services.

There's also a Trac-like Rails project called Retrospectiva (http://retrospectiva.org) that is very simple to setup and use and under very active development. Free to download, free to use and built on Rails.

railscollab - http://rubyforge.org/projects/railscollab

RailsCollab is a port of the project management tool ActiveCollab (which is written in PHP) to the Ruby on Rails framework, obviously written in Ruby.

Regards, Leon Leslie