The reason Scrum boards don't show subtasks are because Scrum normally don't work with subtasks as it comes from a wall with post-its. This is also why Jira don't count up estimates from subtasks. Subtasks are treated as optional ways to break down stories that do not need to be tracked (just like tasks). Fun fact is that subtasks are actually fetched on load in Scrum boards because of the change to Kanban boards. This is extra fun as the 5000 issue limit on the boards actually count subtasks, which makes sense if you show subtasks, but not so much if you don't...
How do people have time to do any work when they are trying to work this out!? Sounds like a pretty complex thing to learn! I've used Trello and Asana before. Trello in particular seems easier and most approachable. I'd like to be using somehting that works for me. It looks like I'd be working for Jira more here!
@@zehrademircan6988 Because developing software is challenging and I believe in the discipline of Scrum to guide developers to do their very best work. Kanban is too wishy washy to be effective when the stakes are high.
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The reason Scrum boards don't show subtasks are because Scrum normally don't work with subtasks as it comes from a wall with post-its. This is also why Jira don't count up estimates from subtasks. Subtasks are treated as optional ways to break down stories that do not need to be tracked (just like tasks).
Fun fact is that subtasks are actually fetched on load in Scrum boards because of the change to Kanban boards. This is extra fun as the 5000 issue limit on the boards actually count subtasks, which makes sense if you show subtasks, but not so much if you don't...
Interesting fact. I didn't know this about subtasks. . .
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Great video!
The intro music level is way louder than the voice.
Sorry about that. This is one of my older videos. Hopefully the newer videos are better?
I think Kanban is way easier to manage, but scrum brings the order you need
Agree 100%
How do people have time to do any work when they are trying to work this out!? Sounds like a pretty complex thing to learn! I've used Trello and Asana before. Trello in particular seems easier and most approachable. I'd like to be using somehting that works for me. It looks like I'd be working for Jira more here!
If you are an agile team, Asana and Trello aren’t going to cut it. You have to use Jira!
Which method would you recommend for website projects?
For a website project, I recommend Scrum.
@@ApetechTechTutorials Why?
@@zehrademircan6988 Because developing software is challenging and I believe in the discipline of Scrum to guide developers to do their very best work. Kanban is too wishy washy to be effective when the stakes are high.
@@ApetechTechTutorials What are the risks of kanban? for web projects.