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Yeah I'm also considering shorting this as well. Having worked at a company that ate Atlassian software day and night, every single piece of software they have

Yeah I'm also considering shorting this as well. Having worked at a company that ate Atlassian software day and night, every single piece of software they have in their portfolio is a complete ugly mess. For every piece of software they have there's a better alternative that is cheap or free.

dbattaglia 11y ago
I think it's pretty subjective. JIRA can turn into a nightmare once overzealous project managers get their hands on the workflow designer. But I really miss Bamboo, having since moved to a company using Jenkins now. And Stash's web UI is pretty nice for doing pull requests/code reviews.
jarek 11y ago
Have you ever seen an enterprise software company do badly because its software was an ugly mess and alternatives were cheap or free?
katbyte 11y ago
Could you list the cheap and or free alternatives?
- mschuster91 11y ago
  Well, for wikis it's obviously MediaWiki, and Bugzilla for JIRA. Only thing that I don't know of free software replacement is the Agile Development tooling that JIRA provides. But tbh, "agile development" is a hellhole of buzzwords, expensive consultants and ridiculous bullshit rules anyway.
  - rubidium 11y ago
    Or, you know, something a fortune 200 company uses to set its release dates for its flagship software. And is able to communicate how scope creep would affect sales to their internal team. And hits that release date.