The IT landscape has been continuously evolving with advanced software technologies to make software development and another allied project systematic and free of functional hassles. JIRA integration is a commercial software product that is utilized for issue tracking, bug tracking, and project management.
JIRA integration can be licensed for operating on-premises or can be made accessible as a hosted application. However, there are certain software companies that provide JIRA for free to open source projects that cater to specific criteria and enterprises that are non-profit, non-academic, non-political, non-commercial, non-government, and secular in nature. For commercial and academic consumers, the full source code is available under a developer's open source.
The JIRA Integration Architecture
JIRA is written in Java and also utilizes the Pico inversion of control container, Web Work 1 technology stack, and Apache OFBiz entity engine. It ships with multiple translations including English, German Japanese, French, and Spanish. JIRA also incorporates open-source control programs such as:
• Subversion
• CVS
• Git
• Clearcase
• Visual SourceSafe
• Mercurial
• Perforce
JIRA has a flexible plug-in architecture that is spawned over multiple integrations that is set up by JIRA development communities as well as the third parties, comprising IDEs like Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA. The JIRA API enables the developers to integrate third-party applications into JIRA.
Today service providers specializing in agile methodology have adapters that offer seamless JIRA integration that results in traceability, visibility across tools and micro-level process automation. It resolves all integration concerns and helps the project team to function smoothly. This apart other benefits are as follows:
• Enables the project team to work on concerns within their preferred tool platform
• Helps to automate action on issues that results from other integrated tools
• Ensures cross-tool visibility, requirements traceability, and process automation
Furthermore, a systematic JIRA integration helps your engineering and support teams to effortlessly collaborate on consumer support requests that are concerned with issues, such as bugs. The issues can be resolved quickly resulting in customer satisfaction.
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A product backlog is, in simple terms, a “to do” list. In the case of software development, as in any project, this “to do” list has to be organized and prioritized.
Think in terms of a new home construction, as an example. Walls cannot go up before the foundation is built; roof cannot go on until the walls are built. And none of this can happen until goals and an overall blueprint is hammered out between the homeowner and the builder and his team. And how tasks are organized, prioritized, and completed is the difference between an amazing home (software product) and one that is mediocre at best and filled with issues at worst.
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