Poll: What's your favorite bug tracker?

The Bug Genie http://www.thebuggenie.com/

We use redmine internally, but I find myself preferring Github for issues. The interface is much simpler and easier to use. Redmine, on the other hand has 10-15 fields for every issue. It may help with very large projects but most of it is never used for small-sized projects.

I also feel such a questionaire is mostly driven by experience not by preference. Not many people learn to know more then 2 or 3 trackers in their career.

How do you use Asana for bug-tracking? We're considering doing so too (We already use Asana for task management, etc), and would love some pointers from someone who's already done so.

Other. Write code without bugs.

(I say this in jest, but only a little.) Think about it...

I know so many programmers who get lazy because they have such good debugging tools (Let me just slam something out there and let the debugger catch it.) I hate this.

If we developers would slow down and think a little more about what we're building, we may find a dramatically decreased need for debugging.

Variable local or global? Right variable name? Should that be a function? How much am I repeating myself? How should the data be structured for its intended uses? What's the best way to handle recursion? Where might memory leak? Where's the best place to do this? Which is the best technology for this need? And most of all: Will the next programmer be able to read this and tell what it's doing before they break it?

Slow down. Plan more. Think deeper. Debug less.