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maybe dont call it jira_clone. People dont like installing something called a "clone". Brand it differently and build something really cool here

xyst 7y ago
I don’t think people like using JIRA in general, especially after companies bloat it with a number of useless plugins that only certain teams will use.
- willio58 7y ago
  After being forced to switch from Jira to a much less capable system, I now wish nobody had complained about Jira. Grass is always greener.
  - xyst 7y ago
    I would much rather not deal with jira tbh. Some companies take it too far and use jira as a micromanagement tool.
    - monadic2 7y ago
      I’ve found jira dysfunction often reflects the dysfunction of the underlying corporate structure.
      - jschwartzi 7y ago
        Yeah, any time someone complains about how many FEATURES JIRA has, it's actually an issue with how their company's management team uses JIRA to micromanage the shit out of them and aggressively optimize metrics that don't matter. But that would be an issue with the organization instead of the tool. And those are much harder to fix.
        dnautics 7y ago
        to be fair JIRA does throw the kitchen sink in at the beginning and for effective use of JIRA, your team needs to 1) pick what to use and pick what not to use, 2) commit to it, and 3) have an experienced JIRA person that knows how to turn off everything else, and also 4) pray that JIRA doesn't suddenly turn your preferred usage mode into "legacy" which you can't use in new projects moving forward.
        jitix 7y ago
        I agree. I use JIRA at work (cloud hosted) with all kinds of plugins (TestRail, Aha, etc.) and its a horrifying experience, on top of that all the fields that are used for (micro?)managing people and work is cumbersome to work with. For my personal projects I use JIRA server (solely because its cheap at $10 and has a decent mobile app to capture ideas in tickets/boards on the move) and my experience has been pretty good. That being said if Github had a good mobile app I'd switch in a minute. My main problem with Github issues is that you cannot edit milestones in the mobile web app.
    - andyroid 7y ago
      Sounds more like some companies you’d rather not deal with then.
  - ticmasta 7y ago
    relatively new DevOps user here - I miss Jira too...
macspoofing 7y ago
But it is a (superficial) jira clone. As it stands, it's just a fun project with no commercial value
Aperocky 7y ago
Call it simplified_jira And stop adding features unless 90% of customer demands it. Sometimes it’s worth it to tell other people: you don’t need this feature.
lxe 7y ago
But this time it's literally a Jira clone.

xyst 7y ago

I don’t think people like using JIRA in general, especially after companies bloat it with a number of useless plugins that only certain teams will use.

willio58 7y ago
After being forced to switch from Jira to a much less capable system, I now wish nobody had complained about Jira. Grass is always greener.
- xyst 7y ago
  I would much rather not deal with jira tbh. Some companies take it too far and use jira as a micromanagement tool.
  - monadic2 7y ago
    I’ve found jira dysfunction often reflects the dysfunction of the underlying corporate structure.
    - jschwartzi 7y ago
      Yeah, any time someone complains about how many FEATURES JIRA has, it's actually an issue with how their company's management team uses JIRA to micromanage the shit out of them and aggressively optimize metrics that don't matter. But that would be an issue with the organization instead of the tool. And those are much harder to fix.
      - dnautics 7y ago
        to be fair JIRA does throw the kitchen sink in at the beginning and for effective use of JIRA, your team needs to 1) pick what to use and pick what not to use, 2) commit to it, and 3) have an experienced JIRA person that knows how to turn off everything else, and also 4) pray that JIRA doesn't suddenly turn your preferred usage mode into "legacy" which you can't use in new projects moving forward.
      - jitix 7y ago
        I agree. I use JIRA at work (cloud hosted) with all kinds of plugins (TestRail, Aha, etc.) and its a horrifying experience, on top of that all the fields that are used for (micro?)managing people and work is cumbersome to work with. For my personal projects I use JIRA server (solely because its cheap at $10 and has a decent mobile app to capture ideas in tickets/boards on the move) and my experience has been pretty good. That being said if Github had a good mobile app I'd switch in a minute. My main problem with Github issues is that you cannot edit milestones in the mobile web app.
  - andyroid 7y ago
    Sounds more like some companies you’d rather not deal with then.
- ticmasta 7y ago
  relatively new DevOps user here - I miss Jira too...

macspoofing 7y ago

But it is a (superficial) jira clone. As it stands, it's just a fun project with no commercial value

Aperocky 7y ago

Call it simplified_jira And stop adding features unless 90% of customer demands it. Sometimes it’s worth it to tell other people: you don’t need this feature.

lxe 7y ago

But this time it's literally a Jira clone.