Web2project

web2project
Developer(s)	Pedro Azevedo, Bruce Bodger, D. Keith Casey, Jr., Trevor Morse
Stable release	3.3 / October 7, 2014 (2014-10-07)
Operating system	Any
Platform	PHP
Type	Project management
License	Pre-3.0 GPL v2 3.0 and later BSD style^[1]
Website	http://web2project.net/

web2project is a web-based, multi-user, multi-language Project Management application. It is an open-source software and free for any uses and is maintained by an open community of volunteer programmers. web2project, as collaborative software, allows for real-time interaction between task assignees and updates for stakeholders.^[2]

Structures and Features

Basic data elements and management functions include:

Projects and Tasks
Contact Manager with vCard support
Resource / Asset Manager
Gantt charts, Export via PDF or simple JPEG images
Calendar with User-based Timezones, Syndication via iCalendar (supports Outlook, Thunderbird, Google Calendar, etc.)
Reporting
Project file manager
Related Weblinks Manager
Access control via ACL including respect for private events, tasks, and contacts
Audit Log of all activities by all users
Translation System supporting Czech, German, English, Spanish, Farsi, French, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese, and Russian

History

web2project started as a fork of dotProject in late 2007.^[3]

Since the entire original team member was former dotProject contributors, the design and development decisions were quite similar to dotProject itself. As time went on, the systems diverged though web2project has maintained a "converter" which allows dotProject users to perform a one-way conversion to web2project. At present, the web2project community suffers from fewer add on modules and a smaller community in general.

As of July 2010, web2project is available via RPM install for Mandriva Linux.^[4]

Release History

Version 3.3-7 October 2014^[5]
Version 3.2–17 July 2014^[6]
Version 3.1–20 January 2014^[7]
Version 3.0–9 September 2013^[8]
Version 2.4–17 August 2011^[9]
Version 2.3–30 March 2011^[10]
Version 2.2–19 December 2010^[11]
Version 2.1–22 September 2010^[12]
Version 2.0–28 June 2010^[13]
Version 1.3–1 April 2010^[14]
Version 1.2.2–6 January 2010^[15]
Version 1.2–9 December 2009^[16]
Version 1.1–10 September 2009^[17]
Version 1.0–7 June 2009^[18]

Support and Community

The primary means of day to day support is provided free by volunteers in both the forums and via online documentation.

Notes

External links

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