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Tegon

Modern, fast, open source platform to simplify issue tracking for engineering teams

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  1. Stan Bright avatar
    Stan Bright
    · 24 days ago
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    Tegon received lots of love today on HackerNews. Hence, I'd assume it's well vetted. I think that all these open-source JIRA killers are lacking is the various integrations. If they can solve that problem, they could score big potentially. Given that lots of people don't like the cumbersomeness of JIRA.