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Re:A lighter, easier and probably better alternative to JIRA
on Tuesday May 03, 2016 @08:22AM (#11619891)
It's a visual feedback tool which makes issue tracking and agile project management a breeze.
So for me the best thing about DebugMe is the focus on the visuals. Their tickets are containing an editable screenshot and all the information your front-end developers need to fix the problems: the browser version, the screen resolution, the plugins used in the browser and the operation system too. Bugs and issues are also reported where they occur: live on-site. This makes it (compared to JIRA) super easy to report issues, give website feedback or create new tickets.