SharpForge

SharpForge is a free open source, web-based project management and bug-tracking web application, inspired by SourceForge. It is developed and maintained by XP Software Services.

SharpForge is written in C# ASP.NET. It is available under the New BSD license.[1] The license is a free software license.

Goals
* Leverage Subversion for content management
* Allow multiple independent companies or communities to coexist on the same web server/database, each can manage multiple projects. Users can be shared between communities or they can be independent. Each portal and project can customize the application to suit their own needs through configuration.
* Focus on collaboration, communication tools and flexibility rather than traditional top down "project management" approach.
* To reduce the amount of administration and knowledge required to manage multiple Subversion projects.
* To provide a modern "self hosting" alternative for open and closed source projects.
* Configurable to allow anonymous users to be able to participate in projects.
* Keep the core simple, stable and limited in scope, avoid feature creep, provide a clean interface for additional components and plug ins.

Component / Plug in Architecture
* Each portal and project can override the default configuration in the web.config to have their own "flavor" of SharpForge without affecting other portals/projects. If no configuration is explicitly defined for portals or projects then they all use the configuration defined in the web.config.
* Configuration hierarachy: project.config > portal.config > web.config
* This allows you to provide behavior to all portals and projects by defining it in the web.confg and then to override this for individual portal/projects to provide specific behavior without it applying to all others.
* Both components and plug ins are implemented using the provider model, however they make use of the technology slightly differently. Only a single component can be used but it can call 0..n plug ins. All of the SharpForge components use this model.

Go to https://sharpforge.org/p/SharpForge.aspx

See also these related projects.