The company I work for has a site-wide license. Before Confluence, we used Lotus Notes and other proprietary databases (we joked they were data roach traps - data entered in, very/very hard to get out). After a small pilot, Confluence spread quickly through our company and is now indispensable. The only thing that could replace it is probably Sharepoint. Confluence is basically the concept/power of the Wiki without t…
> Jira is also included in this $5 offer too (we use that too - our testers/business analysts love it) Really? They do? That's surprising, because the last 3 places I've worked with Jira, everyone hated it. I always felt like it was a super-configurable, really lame to use issue tracker.
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#14The company I work for has a site-wide license. Before Confluence, we used Lotus Notes and other proprietary databases (we joked they were data roach traps - data entered in, very/very hard to get out). After a small pilot, Confluence spread quickly through our company and is now indispensable. The only thing that could replace it is probably Sharepoint. Confluence is basically the concept/power of the Wiki without t…
> Jira is also included in this $5 offer too (we use that too - our testers/business analysts love it) Really? They do? That's surprising, because the last 3 places I've worked with Jira, everyone hated it. I always felt like it was a super-configurable, really lame to use issue tracker.
Personally I love Jira, it's easy to configure to work the way you work, it has tons of plugins, great integrations (Eclipse, Hudson, SVN). It's by the best task/bug/project management tool I've every used.