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Is it? We use JIRA. Not impacted. If this had hit us.. we would just switch to excel or something for a week/month? But maybe we are a very light user of JIR
by brianwawok 5y ago
Is it?
We use JIRA. Not impacted.
If this had hit us.. we would just switch to excel or something for a week/month?
But maybe we are a very light user of JIRA. Nothing in there can't be replaced. It's "nice" to be able to go look up a 3 year old bug and which client reported it, but not really crucial for day to day ops.
- mrits 5y agoI wonder why you use Jira if a spreadsheet is sufficient for your use case.
- brianwawok 5y agoIt allows some simple links like story X depends on story Y, and displays it in a visually pleasent way.
- HeyLaughingBoy 5y agoHe didn't say it was sufficient; he said they could do it for a short while. I consider myself in the same situation: we depend on Jira, but for a week or so it's not a big deal to use a bunch of Post-It notes.
- function_seven 5y agoSame reason I use oil lamps when the power is out, even though electric bulbs are my normal lighting. A spreadsheet may be sufficient, but it's not as good as a system designed for development workflows. (This comment sounds like I have a speck of love for JIRA. I don't! :)
- mrits 5y agoI don't see this as a valid comparison. There is information loss. This has happened to my team which had about 50 people and it was very chaotic. It took us several days to just create the state our features were in. Today it would even be more troublesome as we have a lot of integration rules dependent upon the workflow. I'd probably just recommend everyone uses a few weeks for self improvement and only address critical production issues.
- bborud 5y ago"Switch to Excel for a week/month" Right.
- brianwawok 5y agoExcuse me? THis is my company I founded with my own 2 hands. We used excel for the first year. Trello for the second. I know what we need.
- ProAm 5y ago> We use JIRA. Not impacted. This time.