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A short story. I had my entire side projects road-mapped and planned. Had a good chunk of internal documentation, server configurations, dotfiles, and scripts, all in well-organised Confluence spaces. Took a few months break. Atlassian sent a few emails about inactivity, which landed in my spam folder. Missed it. They deleted all my work. Never again in my life, will I use JIRA for my personal projects.
This is the best tool I've ever used for planning and tracking. But I'm still on my way to discovering all hidden possibilities.
This is the first PM tool that started working with since my early days in tech. I mostly use this connected with GitHub. Recently, I started using automation stuff. Works great. Super effective for managing projects and keeping things on auto-pilot. ✔️
Very easy tool for project management, getting a bit too bloated on functionality though.
Jira is a really powerful tool, its been massive in terms of us helping us scale and manage different projects within our team, but the complexity of it at times, especially with the 'company managed projects' can make it quite unusable.
Amazing tool for task/project management whether it's a big or small project.
It is an effective tool for project management and issue tracking, offering powerful customization options and robust features for collaboration and sprint planning. However, the learning curve can be steep, especially for new users, and it may benefit from a more intuitive interface.
Using Jira daily, I find it’s both powerful and essential for keeping track of tasks and project progress. The customizable boards and workflows help me prioritize and stay organized, and the automation features save time by handling repetitive updates or notifications.
