Code, Manage, Collaborate

Nobody wants to ship software with lots of bugs, performance issues, and low customer satisfaction. Continuous integration and code reviews help prevent this... but who has the time, right? Well, agile teams make time.

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Agile developers focus on sustainable development–not heroics. Sustainability is about good estimation, effective branching strategies for managing code, automated testing to protect quality, and continuous deployment to get fast feedback from users.

Adopting sustainable development practices requires a discipline most of us aspire to–but often struggle to realize–as individuals. That's because nobody can go agile in a vacuum. The culture of the entire organization has to rally behind it. That means getting project leaders to buy into the notion that quality is more important than scope or schedule, which is often the hardest part of adopting agile.

Agile software development

Most development teams rely on agile practices to facilitate planning and releasing software so they can quickly pivot work to meet customer demand and stay ahead of competition. Jira Software is the #1 software development tool used by agile teams and once planning is complete, developers can jump directly into the code base from the ticket itself.

Code collaboration with Git

85% of software teams use a distributed version control system, like Git. Git offers a collaborative way to work on code regardless of location. With Bitbucket, teams can see active branches and pull requests while discussing issues where they matter most - leaving inline comments directly in the source code.

Better together

Agile, Git and CD are critical components of modern software development, but when combined together the results are powerful. On average, teams that integrate Bitbucket and Jira Software release 14% more often than teams with just one of these products, helping them get updates into the hands of customers sooner. Take a deep dive into our software product integrations.