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It's the same issue every time someone tries to brand themselves as an alternative to Jira. They implement 10/20% of the features, typically part of the task/bu
by mrweasel 3y ago
It's the same issue every time someone tries to brand themselves as an alternative to Jira. They implement 10/20% of the features, typically part of the task/bug-tracker and maybe the KANBAN boards and completely ignores the rest.
The fact that products and startups feel the need to brand themselves as "Jira alternatives" says a lot about the absolute dominance of Jira in some markets. You're just not going to replace Jira with a minimalist bug tracker. If profit is your goal, you'd probably be better of reimplementing your AI feature as a Jira plugin.
- therealpygon 3y agoIf there wasn’t a market for alternatives, people wouldn’t spend their time building them or marketing themselves as them.
- cess11 3y agoHow did you come to this conclusion? It's very common to develop software in response to dissatisfaction with social, organisational, issues. Issues that in turn are impervious to software incentives, that is.