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I am back to Jira in 2020, having used it in 2007-2010

Lowell Liwat

I am back to Jira in 2020, having used it in 2007-2010. What is new?

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Lenin Raj

@Lowell Liwat

Jira has changed a lot. Jira now has a Cloud version which has more features than the server version such as Next gen projects, roadmap etc.,

Adrian Stephen_q490r0

Hi @Lowell Liwat

Some of the major changes were introduced in Jira 7 which you can learn here:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/migration/jira-7

For example, Jira Agile is now known as Jira Software.

There is also the enterprise releases introduced:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/enterprise/atlassian-enterprise-releases-948227420.html

The latest Jira version at the moment is Jira 8.6.X. You can learn more from the release notes of each version release :

https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirasoftware/jira-software-release-notes-776821069.html

Do let us know if you have any other questions

Regards,
Adrian Stephen

Arpita_wqnuio

Hey Lowell,

Welcome back to Jira.

A lot has happened in the past decade as our other community members have already told you.
I'd love to hear your thought on the new Jira to share your first impression and experiences.

Alison_xw19ng

Adding on to this, Jira now has mobile apps and last fall we announced Jira Cloud for Mac app at WWDC.

Check them out:

Hannah McKenzie

Welcome back, @Lowell Liwat.

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