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I've been beating around the web searching for a good solution, that can scale from a microISV team to a mid sized team. We've been using svnrepository.com for sometime. They provide svn and git as a SCM,  also trac with multiple plugins for project management. Off late they've upgraded to a new system which offers redmine , along with trac and also has support for mercurial. After searching the web for a few minutes, I hit upon this article at stackoverflow; Trac vs. Redmine vs. JIRA vs. FogBugz for one-man shop? Check through the article, you might find it useful. If you are looking for online svn hosting, this website might be useful to you. http://www.svnhostingcomparison.com . It provides you with multiple options available in the market. You can filter depending on the cost, disk space and other features.

I wanted to hot link to an old post by Simon Brown , but I believe he's dropped his old blog and transformed into a more consultant type blog. I'm copy pasting the old post here, with link to the original post. In the vast majority of cases where these phrases are used, agile has mistakenly been used to mean that the development process in use is ad hoc or even non-existent. It's not hard to get to the bottom of what people mean by agile, particularly in interviews, with a few simple questions. Usually, the flow of conversation goes something like this.