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This describes Pivotal Tracker almost exactly. You can go into it cold turkey, but to get the best use out of it, it helps to be familiar with the Pivotal softw
by stickfigure 6y ago
This describes Pivotal Tracker almost exactly. You can go into it cold turkey, but to get the best use out of it, it helps to be familiar with the Pivotal software development process.
The important thing to realize is that pivotal tracker is not a "bug tracker" in the traditional sense - a giant database where issues go to be forgotten until someone clears them out in batch three years later. In the Pivotal process there is a product manager whose primary responsibility is curating the backlog. There are no priorities, just position in the backlog. The PM should know what's in there, that's their job - they don't write code.
Engineers just grab stories off the top of the backlog.