Atlassian's bug tracker (Jira), wiki (Confluence) and CI system (Bamboo) all feel that way to me; B team, or even C. "Atlassian--we make software that you can

Atlassian's bug tracker (Jira), wiki (Confluence) and CI system (Bamboo) all feel that way to me; B team, or even C. "Atlassian--we make software that you can eventually get to work in some fashion but will never please you in any way." Jira is almost OK, but still has that enterprise stank of trying to do too much and inserting itself too much in your workflow, instead of helping you and getting out of your way. Some people are less generous toward Jira than I am: "Next time I'm looking for a job I think use of @jira might be a deal breaker."--Peter Seibel[1]. I have no generosity toward Confluence, their wiki. Bad UI choices, a weird & inconsistent markup language that again becomes another thing to wrestle with indefinitely instead of unobtrusively helping you. I've had to use it at two jobs, and there won't be a third. Bamboo, their CI system, seems OK, but for some reason I end up debugging a lot of build failures having to do with leftover or broken state on the build machine, which seems like one of the first things a CI system should help you avoid. [1]https://twitter.com/peterseibel/status/451758184470835200 https://twitter.com/peterseibel/status/451758184470835200