Sure. vi, grep, and bash are all great tools, and you can do amazing software dev work using them - but that doesn't mean things like IntelliJ aren't also great. My Groovy/Grails devs think I'm some sort of Wizard when I pull out grep and pipe things to awk then pipe that to a Perl one liner, but I watch them using their IDE and think "Wow, that's _so_ cool!" as well...
I'm old-school, deeply entrenched into the Unix "do one small thing well" philosophy. But there's no string of terminal command line tools that's going to do all the things Jira does for the entire group of people in a typical business that use Jira.
(I find it quite amusing when devs here discover/get-shown for the first time that SourceTree is - underneath - pretty just typing git commands into a terminal for them!)
I'm old-school, deeply entrenched into the Unix "do one small thing well" philosophy. But there's no string of terminal command line tools that's going to do all the things Jira does for the entire group of people in a typical business that use Jira.
(I find it quite amusing when devs here discover/get-shown for the first time that SourceTree is - underneath - pretty just typing git commands into a terminal for them!)