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It's very easy to understand, developers just refuse to accept it for undermining their strongly held beliefs regarding success in the software industry. It's
by infamouscow 1y ago
It's very easy to understand, developers just refuse to accept it for undermining their strongly held beliefs regarding success in the software industry.
It's true you need working software, but without sales and operations doing their part, the software will be scraped when the company folds.
Sales and operations get away with everything because they're the beating heart of any successful organization.
- dilyevsky 1y agoThey also know how to pull strings and engineers generally don't
- bayindirh 1y agoYes, Jira is powerful, flexible and allows tons of stuff to be done. It can really store tons of data, accept workflows, etc. But that thing is slow as a snail. Even if it's an on-prem installation. I want nimble tools. I know it's a very unpopular opinion, but I'll take a fast Redmine over a slow Jira all day, every day. P.S.: Another slow tool like this is OpenStack. Every CLI command, every web UI click means a ping-pong of 20 REST requests. At least, when it works, it works, which is 100% of the time if it's configured correctly.