JIRA is an antipattern

Re:JIRA is an antipattern by dvlsg on Sunday December 09, 2018 @05:15PM (#18643645)

Ironically, this is a pretty good example of why tickets end up the way they do in jira - overly specific and concrete. Even the hypothetical situation is getting misinterpreted.

I would still love it if user stories were implemented as the "why" (or even "what") instead of "how", though.

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Re:JIRA is an antipattern by sethammons on Sunday December 09, 2018 @08:15PM (#18644455)

Stories should absolutely be a "what" and a "why." Stories are property of the product owner and they are ideally writing them. The "how" is up to the team or implementor. If your product owner is specifying "how," that just sounds wrong. Maybe they could suggest how if they are a domain expert.

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Re:JIRA is an antipattern by phs318u on Sunday December 09, 2018 @07:50PM (#18644353)

I.e. requirements.

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