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I think it depends on how it's configured and on the team's workflow. It really sucked at my second to last job, but at my most recent job it was reasonably usa
by benatkin 8y ago
I think it depends on how it's configured and on the team's workflow. It really sucked at my second to last job, but at my most recent job it was reasonably usable, in that about half the time it was better than a comparable tool like Pivotal Tracker or Asana, and about half the time it was worse. A good and bad thing about it is that it isn't a typical single page app - good because it has fewer glitches and bad because it is more tedious in some places than Asana or Pivotal.
- knocte 8y agoYou may be right, pivotal might be even worse. Haven't used Asana.
- benatkin 8y agoI have a lot of respect for Pivotal Tracker. It's a really elegant design, it is just missing a good detail view on issues, like GitHub's with history, comments, convenient deep linking, markdown, syntax highlighting, integrations, etc. Trello has a good detailed view for its cards, but not as good as GitHub.
- BigJono 8y agoPT has hands down one of the worst UIs I've ever seen in a tool. It's an absolute clusterfuck next to something like Trello.
- benatkin 8y agoI disagree, if the project is organized the way PT is intended, it's nice. If you have too many cards, or too much information with each card, it gets cluttered, and handles clutter worse than JIRA or Asana.
- Latteland 8y agoThe worst is team foundation server. Jira is better than tfs.