Well, in fairness, JIRA has tried to evolve well beyond the role of a mere bugtracker. Between the complex workflows of its large existing userbase, the huge co

Well, in fairness, JIRA has tried to evolve well beyond the role of a mere bugtracker. Between the complex workflows of its large existing userbase, the huge complexity of the code, and the desire to use it for project management, it has become really slow and painful both to use and to develop. I've heard some horror stories and apparently the development team is pretty heavily pressured to fix a lot of things.