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activeCollab 0.7 RC2 – It Just Keeps on Getting Better

Mike Thomas Uncategorized

And yes it is still free.

I’m pretty flat out organizing my trip, but I couldn’t pass up shouting out the second release candidate for activeCollab, which I blogged about previously – Move Over Basecamp – Here comes activeCollab.

Release candidate 1 was a success: 10 – 20 bugs found and fixed including:

* RSS does not work on CGI installations of PHP

* Activity log not updating

* Data assigned to Anyone should be displayed to every user on the project (on My tasks page and in iCalendar feeds)

* Double mailing on new comment

* Search string not cleaned up And more.

Source: activeCollab website – Blog / activeCollab 0.7 RC2

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This is great news for those wanting a Basecamp product, but unwilling to pay for the privilege. activeCollab shows it can be done, I’d encourage you to test it out if you have a server, or try installing on you local machine, using these instructions. 

Mike Thomas

Mike Thomas P.Eng. ENV SP, is the author of UrbanWorkbench.com and Director of Engineering at the City of Revelstoke in the Interior of British Columbia, Canada. If I post something here that you find helpful as you navigate the world of engineering, planning and building communities, that’s wonderful. But when push comes to shove: This is my personal blog. The views expressed on these pages are mine alone and not those of my employer.