Month: May 2020

While Jira enables teams to adopt and practice agile principles, it also integrates with other tools to provide end to end traceability. We did talk...

Jira Gadgets are placeholders which are used to depict information in a meaningful way in the form of Charts, Tables, Information, Link, Maps etc. It...

Our last chapters (Chapter 5, Chapter 4) introduced the process of creating multiple jobs in Jenkins. Now, lets check out on how can we create...

It has been an interesting journey so far studying Jira, we scrolled across various concepts like Project Workflows, Customization, Dashboarding, JQLs, and JIRA APIs. Let...

Heard of APIs? They are everywhere now, some are available for free while some come with a price. APIs (Application Programming Interface) refer to the...

The last chapters (Chapter 6 – Dashboards and Chapter 7- JQL Queries) helped us to understand the process to generate dashboards and queries. Lets take...

While previous chapters focused on the Jira Basics, we now will get into some of the interesting and advanced concepts in Jira. Once a project...

An important aspect of delivery is to bring in visibility on the work status as well as on team performance. And Jira Dashboards are a...

Jira by default has a defined set of issue types, workflows, forms and fields. All these entities can be customized for a single project or...