Re:Why Jira Sucks
by Supermancho on Thursday December 31, 2020 @03:52PM
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> You have stuff to do today, stuff to do tomorrow, and stuff you might or might not do.
Stuff you might or might not complete is basically, everything. That's not a meaningful category list.
> These core mechanics work.
They work like a water-filled car coasting downhill. It looks like it's water-powered (or JIRA-powered) but it's just the gravity well of "looking busy" for the most part.
Maybe the in-car water fountain could be considered water-powered in practice, but that's a derail. Management gets approximations from JIRA because that's what they want, but JIRA doesn't provide it. A tool with a dependency graph could do much better.
Stuff you might or might not complete is basically, everything. That's not a meaningful category list.
> These core mechanics work.
They work like a water-filled car coasting downhill. It looks like it's water-powered (or JIRA-powered) but it's just the gravity well of "looking busy" for the most part.
Maybe the in-car water fountain could be considered water-powered in practice, but that's a derail. Management gets approximations from JIRA because that's what they want, but JIRA doesn't provide it. A tool with a dependency graph could do much better.