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I've said this on HN before. But this is what I love about Trello - they resisted the urge to do more than just reproduce the sticky note/whiteboard experience
by lostphilosopher 9y ago
I've said this on HN before. But this is what I love about Trello - they resisted the urge to do more than just reproduce the sticky note/whiteboard experience digitally. I've used other products that could be described as "copies" that tried to "enhance" that experience, even slightly, with additional functionality that ended up detracting from the core product. It seems like that was a harder balance to hit than it might look.
- hobofan 9y agoThe thing is that it is so limited, that you'll move away from it sooner or later when you need more structure. I've used it in a significant capacity in 4 teams, and we always ended up migrating to another tool, once it was clear which other tool would fit the needs of the team the best. Sure, that's good for you as user to have an early-stage playground, but probably bad for Trello.
- funnelsgun 9y agoI have to use Jira at work, and cannot tell you how much happier I'd be if we could move to Trello.
- rleigh 9y agoThe grass is always greener. Trello is so awful as a bug/issue tracker I'd love to be using JIRA.
- funnelsgun 9y agoIn Jira you can't even read the issue because half of the screen is occupied with navs or borders. This is more or less how it looks on a full-screen Retina 15" Macbook Pro: http://pcgen.org/autobuilds/pcgen-docs/images/jira/jira_04.png http://pcgen.org/autobuilds/pcgen-docs/images/jira/jira_04.p...