These days, Jira can be set up for a process exactly like Trello except with more structured fields on the ticket itself. And then you can add bits and pieces o

These days, Jira can be set up for a process exactly like Trello except with more structured fields on the ticket itself. And then you can add bits and pieces of structure to the process as you need. You can create both extremely rigid and extremely flexible processes in Jira. But yeah, configuration can be time consuming and has a steep learning curve. Jira’s biggest strengths IMO are the ability to query it like a proper database and to create multiple views based on any query you like and the ability to support pretty much any process you can dream of, and enforce it either loosely or strictly. Its biggest weaknesses are that configuration complexity and its truly awful navigation.