[atonse]

That’s funny that people get JIRA to associate themselves with agile methodologies because theirs is one of the worst tools for it (in that the UI is this confusing herrendous mess). Whereas Pivotal Tracker feels a bit too “purist” in the other direction. Maybe this tool will feel somewhere in the middle?

[dragonsh]

Try Taiga [1] [2] truly open source beautiful system supporting both kanban and scrum style development. It's very intuitive with beautiful cards based interface. It also support user story point poker to assign story points.

Indeed it can be projected directly on a wall screen to see a kanban board in real-time with customizable details.

Also with easy plugin system, it can extend to integrate with other system in company to automate various processes or customize to once liking.

[1] https://taiga.io/

[2] https://github.com/taigaio

[e12e]

Looks interesting, if a little convoluted to set up for self host? A couple of outdated docker-compose third party projects, and official script that is in alpha and depends on vagrant..? Maybe the most sensible is cloudron - also unsupported?

[dragonsh]

Their guide [1] is step by step and very easy to self-host. Indeed in our place we started using it with very early version and moved to new version without any issues.

We use LXD container and launching is as easy as:

   $lxc launch your-pm-1.0 yourpm1

Everything else is just automatically configured.

[1] https://taigaio.github.io/taiga-doc/dist/

[johnx123-up]

Or, perhaps, Restyaboard?

[Arubis]

I previously worked on a team that used Clubhouse (clubhouse.io) to find this balance, and it was demonstrably excellent—to the point where I almost wish I hadn’t been exposed to it, because it’s made dealing with Jira that much more painful.