Be a Marie Kondo of testing. Learn how to organize requirements and test documentation in Jira
We asked our Apps Quality Assurance team, how they organize Requirements and Test Cases in Jira. In this article, we'll present to you how the Page Object methodology helps in keeping the work well-ordered and what tricks we use while testing in RTM - Requirements & Test Management app for Jira.
24 June 2021 • 17 min read
How to improve software UX
Let's have a look at some good practices that we have used to improve the user experience of our products for customers.
30 April 2021 • 25 min read
Supporting Agile and DevOps transformation in Santander Bank Polska
In this article, we zoom in on two projects that brought tangible business value to Santander Bank Polska during our collaboration.
17 February 2021 • 33 min read
4 ways of issue tracking in Jira
Whether you’re a seasoned product owner or trying out Jira for the first time, your goal is to stay on track with everyday tasks. Jira offers so many different ways to manage issues that you may even feel a bit overwhelmed by the choices. Depending on your needs, you may be perfectly fine with a simple Kanban board or gallop […]
18 December 2020 • 25 min read
What Jira Server clients should do before 2024
Last update: December 9, 2020 Already heard the news about Atlassian announcing the end of sale for Server products in 2024 and don’t know what to do with your instance? As a Platinum Enterprise Solution Partner, we’ll navigate these changes together with you through the digital space. Here we are with the most important information and guidelines […]
4 November 2020 • 22 min read
How to streamline the work process with Jira email integration
This is a guest post by Infosysta – a customer-oriented software and enterprise services company specialized in collaboration tools, DevOps, ALM, helpdesk, document & content management, software development, Agile project management, and task management. Infosysta is a Top Vendor on the Atlassian Marketplace with 15 apps in its product portfolio. Emails are an unavoidable means […]
2 November 2020 • 11 min read
Dogfooding: how Deviniti tests with its test management tools
– Dogfooding is a great way to get people to walk a little way in the user’s shoes. Source Dogfooding comes from the phrase first used in 1988 by a Microsoft manager Paul Maritz who wanted to improve a product and emailed his colleague the following message: “We are going to have to eat our own […]
29 October 2020 • 21 min read
Deviniti invites to the remote Atlassian Day – Baltic Edition 2020
As Michael North stated in his book, The Baltic: A History: The Baltic has always been a region of exchange and encounter. Since ancient times it was populated with various language communities … the Baltic region was the scene of intense social and cultural exchange at all levels. … new importance may be seen in the recent expansion […]
5 October 2020 • 9 min read
