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It depends on how you define "better". I'd say that anything else I used (github/gitlab issues, asana, trello, even a spreadsheet) works better *for me* - i.e.
by exyi 4y ago
It depends on how you define "better". I'd say that anything else I used (github/gitlab issues, asana, trello, even a spreadsheet) works better *for me* - i.e. it is faster and easier to find things in a small team. I only add things or focus on one issue and then remove it. I still don't understand why mid managers love it, but I guess they have different use cases than me...
- zeckalpha 4y agoTrello is also an Atlassian product.
- lmm 4y agoIts been getting slower and more cumbersome since they bought it.
- exyi 4y agoI know, but it was usable when I last used it. (and it was not designed by Atlassian AFAIK... and even if it would, I don't have anything against Atlassian except that they make really terrible software which I was quazi-forced to use)
- tacitusarc 4y agoTrello was founded by Joel Spolsky, the guy who made stackoverflow, and was sold to atlassian
- jpindar 4y agoHe also made Fogbugz, which apparently still exists although I never hear anyone talk about it.