Learn Atlassian Jira From Scratch

Jira is a software application used for issue tracking and project management. The tool, developed by the Australian software company Atlassian, has become widely used by agile development teams to track bugs, stories, epics, and other tasks.

What Is the History of Jira?

Atlassian introduced Jira in 2002 as an issue-tracking tool for software companies.

Fun fact: Atlassian named its product after “Gojira,” which means Godzilla in Japanese. The idea for the name came about because, before they developed the tool, Atlassian’s coders used a bug-tracking software tool called Bugzilla.

What Types of Teams Use It Today?

As it grew in popularity, and as the agile development methodology became more widely used by software companies, Atlassian expanded the Jira platform to offer services to different types of teams. Today, it offers a number of internal products, including:

Jira Core

This is the platform’s basic project-management tool, designed for non-technical teams. Departments such as HR, marketing, finance, and operations use the Core tool for change requests, workflow approvals, and general task management.

Jira Software

This is the version designed for software development teams. Jira Software offers all of Core’s features but also includes agile functionality. Software teams use this tool for bug tracking, managing basic software-development tasks, and product management.

Note: Jira Software is also designed to support development teams that use Kanban, Scrum and other popular agile frameworks.

Jira Service Desk

This is an add-on developed for IT teams. Call center managers, helpdesk agents, and other support professionals use Jira Service Desk for issue ticketing, incident management, and change management.

How Does It Work in Product Management?

We noted above that product management is one of the common use cases for Jira Software. By integrating the tool with its product roadmap, a product team can also sync the status of its day-to-day tasks with its big-picture strategy.

Here are a couple of ways a Jira-roadmap integration can benefit your product team.

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Lessons

The Key of C

Length: 11 minutesAuthor: p1i7TCs6HMComplexity: Easy

Chords are groups of notes that form harmony. Most songs follow the same, basic chord formulas, and we’ve broken them down here for you to learn.

Your Friend, the Triad

Length: 8 minutesAuthor: p1i7TCs6HMComplexity: Easy

A triad is a 3-note chord, the most basic kind of chord. In this video you’ll learn how to create a triad and play every chord in the key of C.

Introduction to Rhythm

Length: 14 minutesAuthor: p1i7TCs6HM

Some say the most recognizable parts of music are the melody and harmony. But the thing that brings music to life is the “Rhythm” — It truly is the Heartbeat of Music. Rhythm works behind the scenes to set a foundation from which harmony and melody can shine, by establishing and building upon “the beat.”

Subdividing – Musical Math

Length: 12 minutesAuthor: p1i7TCs6HMComplexity: Easy

In this lesson you’ll learn about subdividing, dividing your beats into sections, resulting in smaller and faster notes.