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Joel on Software

2002/10/18

by Joel Spolsky
Friday, October 18, 2002

Sneak preview: New in FogBUGZ 3.0. We're still on schedule to ship the new version on November 4th. And no, we didn't get rid of the cute orangutan.

Daniel Berlinger reviews 3.0. "If you aren't already using a bug/feature database, and if you'd like to improve your customer service, project tracking, efficiency and more—purchase FogBugz."


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