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I guess you're not a developer. JIRA is incredibly convoluted and backwards from a development perspective, because it was built for a different audience (produ
by cure 5y ago
I guess you're not a developer. JIRA is incredibly convoluted and backwards from a development perspective, because it was built for a different audience (product? sales? I'm not sure).
Just try to find a diff in a JIRA "issue". It's crazy how many clicks that takes.
- spc476 5y agoPerhaps it's down to how JIRA is configured. At $JOB, if you mention the JIRA ticket in a commit message, a link will show up in the ticket to show the commit (it may take some time to show up, but it does eventually). Also, there's an obvious link on the ticket to see all activity.
- brightball 5y agoVery much a developer. :) Used it for 5 years at a midsized business and had an overall positive experience with it.
- mbrodersen 5y ago25 years of professional developer experience here. I think JIRA works just fine. Is it perfect? Of course not. Nothing is. Is it better than most other imperfect alternatives? Yeah pretty much. Is the cost of switching to something else that also isn’t perfect worth it? Probably not.