I started with Primavera P3 Project planner early on. With time I’ve was introduced to the horrors of mandated MS Project which I dumped for excel/sheets. I think Jira came to me around 2010 and I stopped using it after 2014. I really liked Azure Devops not because of anything special but most of the developers on my teams liked it.
There are other tools that I’ve used for various things like shotgrid, Asana. Trello, etc… all of them for different purposes. Artists that prefer to use Jira are… rare.
My Primavera days were back in the early 90's when I was integrating AutoCAD into construction and architecture firms, transitioning from paper to PC's. I never really used it, but received reseller training. The DOS version was a tough row to hoe, I remember.
I feel so much of this. Time and time again we want Jira to do THAT ONE THING, and it feels like madness.
I'm still on a quest for The Tool, but there's a slightly different goal as of late; the tool that people actually update!
This comes from watching my artists (who want nothing to do with Jira) create their own high-performance team environment all on their own...in Miro. Everything is there, and there is no producer making them do it. It's just project management - their way.
This is now becoming more important to me than my own labour-saving; finding a tool that connects the team by meeting them where they already are.
While AI may get something done here, I'm hoping that Codecks.io might flourish into something interesting in time, but we'll see.
I started with Primavera P3 Project planner early on. With time I’ve was introduced to the horrors of mandated MS Project which I dumped for excel/sheets. I think Jira came to me around 2010 and I stopped using it after 2014. I really liked Azure Devops not because of anything special but most of the developers on my teams liked it.
There are other tools that I’ve used for various things like shotgrid, Asana. Trello, etc… all of them for different purposes. Artists that prefer to use Jira are… rare.
My Primavera days were back in the early 90's when I was integrating AutoCAD into construction and architecture firms, transitioning from paper to PC's. I never really used it, but received reseller training. The DOS version was a tough row to hoe, I remember.
I feel so much of this. Time and time again we want Jira to do THAT ONE THING, and it feels like madness.
I'm still on a quest for The Tool, but there's a slightly different goal as of late; the tool that people actually update!
This comes from watching my artists (who want nothing to do with Jira) create their own high-performance team environment all on their own...in Miro. Everything is there, and there is no producer making them do it. It's just project management - their way.
This is now becoming more important to me than my own labour-saving; finding a tool that connects the team by meeting them where they already are.
While AI may get something done here, I'm hoping that Codecks.io might flourish into something interesting in time, but we'll see.