ADO is Azure DevOps. It had its name changed from TFS, Team Foundation Server. It’s basically Jira made by Microsoft and it’s a nightmare of over complicated and poorly named WebApp utilities that turn ticketing into a bureaucratic nightmare. Imagine them taking every suggestion ever given to them by companies and cobbling them together like Frankenstein, but never fixing any of the bugs or hiring a UI/UX designer.
Its weird how everything Microsoft makes is pure garbage. I had to learn Intune recently and despite being a relatively new product I was surprised how shit everything was, missing basic functionality. Windows Server keeps getting worse and worse as well every iteration, and its become so terribly unintuitive I have no idea what it is they are doing.
Then Windows updates keep breaking things, likely because Windows is layers upon layers of broken code and terrible hacks that any change causes a cascade of problems.
You guys get to use Jira? Lucky.
I hate ADO so much.
What is ADO? I kinda thought Jira was as bad as it gets. As I’m writing this, I’m realizing how naive that last sentence was.
ADO is Azure DevOps. It had its name changed from TFS, Team Foundation Server. It’s basically Jira made by Microsoft and it’s a nightmare of over complicated and poorly named WebApp utilities that turn ticketing into a bureaucratic nightmare. Imagine them taking every suggestion ever given to them by companies and cobbling them together like Frankenstein, but never fixing any of the bugs or hiring a UI/UX designer.
Anyway, Jira by comparison is a sigh of relief.
ADO must be the only product Microsoft hasn’t renamed to copilot
Its weird how everything Microsoft makes is pure garbage. I had to learn Intune recently and despite being a relatively new product I was surprised how shit everything was, missing basic functionality. Windows Server keeps getting worse and worse as well every iteration, and its become so terribly unintuitive I have no idea what it is they are doing.
Then Windows updates keep breaking things, likely because Windows is layers upon layers of broken code and terrible hacks that any change causes a cascade of problems.