- Jira is Project management & issue tracking tool.
- It uses Agile methodology
- Software development methodology centered around helping teams get more stuff done by self-organizing
- It means constant change & evolve every day.
- Ways to organize work in Agile methodology is Agile board. There are 2 key ways to organize the content Scrum & Kanban.
- Scrum
- has sprints
- Sprint meeting
- start by discussing last sprint - what went well, what didn't go , what can we do better.
- discuss and agree on work to be completed next sprint
- Kanban
- NO sprints
- For ongoing projects
- No sprint meetings
- Standup meeting - A quick meeting where each member explains what was accomplished yesterday and the work they intended to do today. Any road blocks/issues that arose are discussed.
User Story
- Help the developer get in the mind of end user for that functionality
- As a <Type of user> I want <some goal> so that <some reason>
- As a web developer I want to be able to add users to jira so that my coworkers can report bugs.
- As a cashier, I want to have the total calculated for me so that I can give the correct change back to the customer
- An epic is a big project that’s too big for a single sprint. It’s broken down into multiple user stories. When those are done, the epic is complete.
- Issues are heart of what you track in Jira. They are like blank post its with different colours.
Eg: stories, epic , bugs are different type of issues in Jira. One can create custom issue type as well. - Issues hold fields that contain the data
- All issues live inside project. Projects are containers for issues.
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