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I want to vouch for this 100%. Personally, on my team we use Pivotal Tracker - it tracks our velocity for us and automatically "guesses" our release date based
by rubyist5eva 4y ago
I want to vouch for this 100%.
Personally, on my team we use Pivotal Tracker - it tracks our velocity for us and automatically "guesses" our release date based on our velocity. If we aren't happy with the projected date, we reduce scope aggressively. Clients see our backlog and can see when things change. Most of our project planning is completely automated by Tracker - we just create tasks and point them. It's the only thing that has been even remotely successful for us. If I had to give up Tracker for Jira I would quit my job.
- chrisoconnell 4y agoTake a look at Linear. We're all in. As simple as Pivotal, none of the bloat of Atlassian tools. You can set Linear up to almost emulate a Pivotal experience, but I personally love the keybinding first user experience of Linear. It makes it incredible fast to navigate, and its easy for all members to view the status of projects.
- rubyist5eva 4y agoLooks neat but we're all in on Tracker so not sure switching is on the cards. I'll keep it in mind for other projects/teams in the future though, thanks.