Jira Erfahrungen

Wir nutzen Jira in unseren Scrum Teams für sämtliche Projekte. Sowohl der Projektfortschritt als auch die Planung funktioneren mit Jira sehr gut. Tickets können in Story und Tasks aufgeteilt werden und jedes kann ein eigenes Zeitkontingent bekommen. Ebenso lassen sich manuelle Tests hier sehr gut dokumentieren mit dem Plugin XRay.

Filterfunktionen kompliziert technisches Tickets lassen sich nur als Tasks abbilden

Der Weite und der Unfang der Applikation. Ist einfach echt Top und Sehr durchdacht.

Nein, es gibt für mich keine negativen Punkte. Nag sein das es welche gibt, bis jetzt aber nicht die Erfahrung damit gemacht.

Implementiert Standard-Vorgehensweisen in der Softwareentwicklung und bietet einfache, leicht verständliche, grafische Oberflächen für den Benutzer.

Die Administration von Projekten ist oft etwas unübersichtlich bzw. lassen sich Einstellungen oft schwer finden.

Man kann damit wirklich komplexe Vorgänge planen und verfolgen sowie verschiedene Tasks untereinander verknüpfen. Finde es sehr intuitiv in der Anwendung. Steigert definitiv die Produktivität und verbessert die Zusammenarbeit in unserem Team.

Manchmal kommt es zu Problemen wieder zurück in die Webanwendung zu kommen, wenn man verknüpfte Dokumente aufruft - kann aber auch Anwenderfehler von meiner Seite sein... Aber das passiert eher selten und ist auch keine große Sache.

Einfache Benutzung, kompakte Übersicht, großer Funktionsumfang, mehrere Schnittstellen

Man wird oftmals mit Mails überflutet wenn man die Standardeinstellungen verwendet. Sehr viele Einstellungsmöglichkeiten können anfangs oft etwas schwer zu verstehen sein.

Übersichtlichkeit, leicht verständlich, einfach zu bedienen.

Front-End ist etwas langweilig gestaltet

schnelle Bereitstellung und gutes Preis-Leistungsverhältnis

schwierig bei Einhaltung DSGVO und ISO-Norm-Umsetzung

Es ist eine solide Software. Ist auch benutzerfreundlich. Die Sicherheit der Kommunikation ist auch gut vorhanden.

Die Oberfläche sieht nicht so modern aus, aber es ist nicht so relevant.
Bin nicht sicher, ob sich damit auch agile Projekte gut verwalten lassen.

Die Planung meiner Projekte und die Einteilung von Aufgaben (zeitlich und personell)

Übersicht ist am Anfang sehr gewöhnungsbedürfitg

Die Kanbanfunktion. Die ist sofort verständlich und einsetzbar.

Die schwierige Handhabung für alle, die keine Zeit haben, sich großartig einzuarbeiten. Dies erfolgt dann zwangsläufig in der Freizeit...

Unerlässlich für einen sauberen Sprint Plan, die Abbildung von Workflows und Prozessen ist sehr gut

Silo zwischen Jira (IT) und anderen Tools (zb Asana), hier wäre eine API wünschenswert

It's a great tool to keep track of bugs and make sure they are being addressed in a timely manner. It's also a great way to keep stakeholders informed of project progress and any issues that may arise

I did not find any cons in Jira, it works seemlessly.

Jira offers an intuitive interface, making it easy to manage tasks and projects for both experienced and amateur users. It also has many add-ons and integrations that enhance its functionality.

Jira can be overwhelming with multiple projects, but it's manageable once you get the hang of it.

I like that I can really easily navigate between the projects because I am in multiple projects at once. I really like the possiblity to customize a lot of things, mostly the kanban board lanes and tickets details. I love linking feature, I find it really useful and I use it a lot. What is very important to me is also the Tempo application and I like how it's integrated in Jira, so I can really easily log my time into proper tickets. In our company we also use the Bitbucket and Confluence and I really enjoy that I can easily create feature branches, commits or pull requests from Jira itself. I also like the report tools to control my overall work.

I have a lot of diffuculties with Tempo application search issues feature. Since I am participating in a lot of different projects it is really hard to search proper ticket, neither using ticket code nor ticket name is not functioning good enough. Sometimes I feel also overwhelmed with the amount of features which I don't use at all and I am getting lost in the user interface.

Jira is an extremely powerful and versatile project management tool that has helped our team stay organized and on track with all of our projects. The user interface is intuitive and easy to navigate, and the ability to customize workflows and add various plugins has been a game-changer for us.

One downside is that the pricing can be a bit steep for smaller teams or businesses. Additionally, the learning curve can be steep for new users, but once you get the hang of it, it becomes much easier to use.

Jira Software is a powerful project management tool that offers numerous benefits to teams and organizations. One of its key strengths is its flexibility and customization options. With Jira Software, users can create custom workflows, issue types, and fields, allowing them to tailor the tool to their specific needs and processes. This can lead to increased efficiency and productivity, as well as better project outcomes.Another major advantage of Jira Software is its robust reporting and analytics capabilities. The tool provides a wide range of built-in reports and dashboards, which can be customized to display the data and metrics that are most relevant to the team or project. This can help teams identify areas for improvement, track progress towards goals, and make data-driven decisions.Jira Software also supports Agile methodologies, making it an ideal tool for software development teams that follow Agile practices such as Scrum or Kanban. The tool includes features such as backlog management, sprint planning, and burndown charts, which can help Agile teams stay organized and focused on delivering value to customers.

it can be complex and difficult to use, particularly for teams that are not already familiar with Agile methodologies or project management best practices. This can lead to a steep learning curve and require significant investment in training and support.

the deployment was easy and you don't need any special skills to do

user interface is not as easy as it should be, I feel they need improvement on the front end side of the app

Jira is a widely-used and highly-regarded project and issue tracking platform that makes managing projects simpler. Its user-friendly interface and comprehensive features, including issue tracking, project management, and reporting, make it a great choice for teams that need to quickly become proficient in using the tool. In addition, its integration with other tools such as Confluence and Slack make it even easier to manage projects and teams. All in all, Jira is an excellent tool for streamlining project and issue management.

I like everything about Jira but the learning curve is a bit difficult.

I liked that JIRA was very user friendly and could be customized to fit whatever project or workflow I was trying to manage. It was also great that it allowed for collaboration among team members and was able to track progress and tasks with ease. Additionally, I loved the fact that JIRA could be integrated with other tools and services, which allowed me to easily create reports and manage my tasks and projects with more efficiency.

The least liked thing about JIRA is the complexity of the system and the difficulty of learning how to use it. It can be quite overwhelming for users who are not familiar with the system, and it can take a long time to learn how to use it effectively. Additionally, the cost of the system can be prohibitive for smaller organizations.

One of the biggest advantages of Jira is its flexibility. It is highly customizable, and allows you to create your own workflows, issue types, and fields. This means that you can set up Jira to match your team's specific needs and processes, which can greatly improve efficiency and productivity. Another benefit of Jira is its integrations with other tools, such as GitHub, Bitbucket, and Confluence. This allows for seamless collaboration between team members and tools, and ensures that everyone is working on the same page.

However, one downside of Jira is its steep learning curve. While the flexibility of Jira is a big advantage, it also means that the software can be complex and difficult to navigate, especially for new users. Additionally, Jira can be slow and resource-intensive, which can be frustrating for users who are trying to work quickly and efficiently.

One of the things that I often like about Jira is its flexibility and customization options. Jira can be adapted to fit the specific needs and workflows of a wide range of teams and projects, which makes it a versatile tool for software development.Additionally, Jira's integration with other tools, such as development environments, version control systems, and testing tools, makes it a seamless part of the software development process. This helps teams to track issues, manage tasks, and ensure that everyone is aligned on project goals.

Jira is a widely used project management and issue-tracking tool, and I have reported a few common issues with the software, such as:Complexity: Jira can be overwhelming for most of the users & me, as it has a lot of features and can be complex to navigate.Customization limitations: I have reported difficulties in customizing certain aspects of Jira, such as the user interface, to fit their specific needs.Performance issues: I have reported slow performance and sluggishness when using Jira, particularly when working with large datasets.Integration difficulties: Integrating Jira with other tools can sometimes be challenging and may require technical expertise.

The powerhouse controls that allow you to configure exactly the solution you need. JIRA is unmatched in customization. For controlling workflows, getting status updates and clearly understanding what's on your plate, JIRA is amazing.

The use of JIRA without properly configuring it. Without that commitment, JIRA can be offputting and seem like a heavy mess of a system. You need to remove what you don't use, need to set everything up for individuals and you need to educate your team about how they can use the system. It's so open that it can overwhelm people without management.

The best thing about this tool is that it offers you so much functionalities that makes your day to day work easier to manage and you can easily keep track all the project info at one place. Integration with other applications is one of the great functionality what this tool offers.

There are limited automations functionalities this software has to offer. While the project is software type, it does not offer you the automations functionalities. Other than that, this tool is a one stop solution for all your project needs.

I love JIRA. I use it professionally and personally. Even though it is primarily a task manager for software development, I have found that it is flexible enough to be used for all sorts of projects. It is amazing how customizable it is; you can configure your project settings to your already existing workflow, whatever it may be. While the initial setup can be time consuming, once you have your settings configured, using the tool is a breeze. It takes seconds to create tasks, start springs, evaluate progress, etc. I find that this makes JIRA standout from other task managers. In most cases, if the software allows for detail-oriented task management the process of inputting and tracking the tasks themselves is cumbersome. Entering and tracking tasks should not have to be another time-consuming task! The JIRA web application is also excellent, making it easy to enter or track tasks on-the-go.

I think there is a lot of potential with Jira's NextGen projects, however, the software rollout has been uneven and often not well documented. I wish this process would have been better thought out to make transitioning to NextGen projects smoother.

I will give an example of how I used it on one occasion and the advantages of having had this software.I was hired by a digital marketing company to improve proprietary applications, internal APIs, creation and migration of landing pages made in WP for our clients, migration of PHP applications to Python, server management, diversity of containers... The DevOps who was doing all that work left the company.An external audit was hired that provided workers spread all over the world, Spain, India, Latam...So we find ourselves with a lot of work, from very different areas, work environments and projects of all kinds and just one person to manage everything.With Jira we all worked under the same environment to organize tasks, but above all incidents and bugs, and with the need to manage the priorities of each new element that entered our work boards.At a glance, I could assign tasks, review code, refactor or modify it, and upload it to the test servers. Review the tickets, with screenshots of the errors or the new results that should be obtained. Keep in touch with everyone from one place and also receive all feedback in Jira.It was months of hard work, without Jira it would have been impossible to manage it.

Despite having Jira with everything necessary for software development, sometimes it becomes more complex and less visual than if we accompany it with some extras, also from Atlassian. So it is easier for some boards or planning to use Trello, GitHub or Bitbucket for continuous integration, Sourcetree to make the different branches and versions more visual, Composer for team collaboration...