Jira Complete Flow of a Sprint, from open to Closing Sprint - Jira Tutorial 10

[@ranjitharao2660]

U covered 2 hrs video in just less than 30 mins and taught only necessary things required realtime than dragging all options and ur voice is so clear and easily understandable for the beginners
Thank you and your work is really appreciable

[@Ibrahim-hh6qx]

Where are you working??

[@nemonemo6285]

Well, you what! You've done an outstanding job explaining that to me. Thank you, you have helped me greatly.

[@bhupeshpandey3325]

it s really helpful for everybody working on agile based system.... either manager developer or tester... thanks for sharing this valuable tutorial.

[@lakshmiy4103]

Thanks, I like the explanation as the concepts of Jira - Sprint are covered in one video.

[@Nwakaego_]

Thank you. Very helpful and straight to the point. Exactly what I was looking for.

[@mohd_imran]

Thanks for covering the practical aspect of Jira in this video.

[@ksganand]

Thank you. This exactly what I was looking for.

[@BreakMotivation3]

excellent way to present . really awesome thanks it helps me a lot

[@stephensunday9520]

Thank you much, exactly the explanation I was looking for

[@apuurva]

Wonderful session sir, this really helped me in understanding scrum and its report. Thank you.

[@faisaldar87]

This is much helpful. highly appreciated!

[@realkc3733]

I've been looking for this. Thank you.

[@merlintintin]

thanks.
could you add sections on your videos ?

[@vijaykumar-ut1ze]

Can you please create videos on how really scrum master will interacte with po and also how pi planning will happen and how daily scrum call will happen and how mom will be sent and how charts will be created

[@swapnilzaveri4271]

After reopening sprint after the end date will it appears as it is like subtasks and comments i need to modify my sprint

[@PraveenKumar-ye4jh]

Thank you for the valuable information, Excellent Information provided in a Simple way!!!

[@raghuvardhansaripalli9636]

Thanks Vaibhav. This is what i a want.

[@ronaldjavier7611]

Great end to end JIRA tutorial👏👏

[@visweswarbk7611]

Excellent session...very helpful ! Thank you!

[@palanisubbiah1182]

Good coverage & excellent explanation

[@eugeneshlyapkin1005]

Thank you for sharing this video. Very short and clear. Thanks!

[@munnabhaigaming1998]

Thank you so much for your efforts, explained very well much useful 👏👍

[@VidhatriL]

Could you please explain with an example how to create Roadmap.

[@MukundVerma]

Nice, informative and well explained video! Thanks!

[@AnimeEmpress1]

I have discovered that it's not possible to drag subtasks into sprints, without also dragging the parent task.
How can subtasks be effectively tracked in sprints?

[@sunilreddy8570]

Continuation video link??

[@sweetthirty2]

Plzz make videos on insprint ,n+1 sprint etc

[@pallaviraj1818]

really nice video. helpful

[@temitopealade42]

A great teacher!

[@gobbaka]

Good to see nice navigation. thank you.

[@athysolar627]

Excellent work, thank you :)

[@mohdhassan4695]

Crisp , to the point. Thanks alot.

[@Temilei]

Thank you for the video.

[@bhushanpatil112]

Very nicely explained, thanks for the help

[@happykrishna360]

Thanks Man.. It was very wonderful

[@sudhanshunautiyal7741]

Very informative and precise.

[@fbsoul1]

thanks for the tutorial

[@pavangowda1418]

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[@venkatasuresh8649]

This is really nice video

[@anandanmariappan2751]

Excellent

[@pranayakhadka3507]

Is this the real project of Agile and scrum??

[@simonsimon2463]

What do you to issues that need to be carried over to next sprint on Jira? Pull them in the next sprint log or create new ones?

[@DOITAGILE]

they are moved to the next sprint for completion. They will take you less time to complete, obviously, and that will be reflected in your velocity. Still, you should always strive for working with smaller stories, precisely to reduce the likelihood of not finishing them.

[@adamasworld02]

Thank you fir the great refresher

[@sunstar781]

Thanks for the end to end explanation

[@amitdubey9384]

great explanation with simplicity

[@ananyaaskreativeklassroom4903]

nice session..thanks

[@mrrishiraj88]

Great explanation. Thanks s lot

[@rubbish9231]

Thank you for this

[@simonsimon2463]

What is the point of having versions? Please can you give an example?

[@DOITAGILE]

VErsions can be used to represent releases of your solution. For instance, Marketing may decide that in July, during Summer holidays, a set of 8 specific features must be released while in DEcember, right before the Christmas campaign, a new release with specific bonuses and promotions functionalities must be available. So, versions by themselves are useless. It's only when you start connecting the issues to them that you start seeing the benefits. You can check just one example in this video: th-cam.com/video/OnK2DN54YEk/w-d-xo.html

[@DB-zq4mb]

How to use Jira at free of cost for practice purpose only?

[@vijaykumar-ut1ze]

This is very helpful video

[@abhilashravindranck8945]

Thank you so much for excellent explanation.

[@ama13290]

Thank you, very well explained

[@AgusPalbenosunkaen]

Next, Selection tools Sodeca Fan

[@cedi8330]

Thank you. You're good teacher

[@esryn]

thanks for clear expression:)

[@jay13051993]

That's really a helpful one. Thanks.

[@mattjolauk1001]

Very nice

[@kuntaladutta4836]

Thank you .

[@yatishankar2909]

question/query- why didnt you enter hrs for tasks estimates?

[@MeenaChinathambi]

Informative

[@polesetti]

Nice one, thanks.

[@ravinashingade5633]

what is the version of jirs you are using

[@govardhan69]

good

[@ritus2424]

On what basis story points are added while creating user story

[@fmango]

During the planning the team as a whole will estimate the value. Either in time o by points (value poker) that would translate to a certain amount of time.

[@supertvtelugunews]

Thank U...

[@sangeetsaritamohanty995]

Thanks for sharing the video..request you to please provide excel template required for one Sprint.

[@eswaridevi2510]

Can we write test cases using jira?

[@DOITAGILE]

You can. You just need to create a new type of item with all the necessary information. However, there are several plugins that not only do that for you but they also provide additional cool functionalities. XRAY from XPAND is, IMHO, the best in the market.

[@anoopgk9417]

Thank you

[@diptimayeedas792]

Thanks 😊

[@vaanyasworld303]

Very informative

[@pjmagesh]

Super good

[@moniksgomase7080]

please share

[@kumarhullatti7805]

Thank u so much sir👌

[@TheRajeshkumarin]

very good

[@pradnyapotdar7571]

Verymuch helpful and easily explained. Thank you.

[@Ibrahim-hh6qx]

R u working??

[@ganeshkurane6880]

Thank you so much.
This is so helpful..!!

[@damleomkar]

Is this JIRA default/basic instance or some specific add-on or tool like GreenHopper etc.?

[@Social-savvy1]

rather than using the word we create, we close.. if you use the word product owner, developers, tester than it will be more useful for easy understanding

[@amitjoshi6137]

Thanks

[@philh1245]

Very nice video!!! Found it helpful.
Oh and btw, there is no THE Jira..just say Jira without the THE and you'll sound really good.

[@rajugoud1563]

Can you please explain from scratch

[@surajsingh9323]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@vivekverma6584]

Amazing

[@kameshp9995]

It was a good 25mins.

[@syedbabarshah4256]

Very helpful. Thanks !

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[@sravanthireddy541]

Very useful

[@lovejoshi2120]

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[@jamat4493]

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[@SaiKumar-cy1ms]

Thanks 😊

[@bharat137]

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[@ayanchakraborty7842]

Thank you