WaveMaker vs Open DevOps: Which is a better fit?

My Experience with this product is that it is outstanding. If its all about speed and accuracy then I give Wavemaker 10/10.

I have yet to find something that is a problem. A few browser artifacts while scrolling and switching between design and runtime mode are minor inconveniences.

I am particularly impressed by your support, which is quick and friendly. I am pleased with the entire team.

I do not understand why the claimed market leaders OutSystems and Mendix charge so much where as WaveMaker charges only 10% of OutSystems and Mendix.

I would not want to go into details but WaveMaker is a great tool if you are interested in creating great applications. It is affordable and their customer services team is amazing.

The lack of other models of licensing, example: license only for web development - with a lower price.

But so far it seems to be one of the best. It is quite easy to use and the tutorial was helpful.

The only point in which we would work more is the documentation, there's a lack of some usefull information.

I feel like there is a ton of customization and all the appropriate fields are there. I love the burn down to see if we are on track with our sprint and I also love the kanban board.

Alejandro A

Senior Software Engineer

Sometimes, the navigation between different tasks and/or sprints can be a bit confusing.

Jira is out of the box free, and it's amazing because it works with everything by the same company. It also allows for easy organization of projects and silos, which intersect with each other.

Jira is a complete project management tool, full of sometimes useless functionality.

This is the best product on the IT market because it has a user-friendly interface and the best technical documentation then I have seen before.

Adam A

Senior UI/UX Designer

Training is almost a must if you want anyone to understand how to use it correctly. The performance of Jira in web browsers can be quite poor from time to time.

It has a good API, good integrations, is highly customizable, and is pretty good at tracking features, bugs, and backend tasks.

Sometime it can be very slow when a lot of users using this portal. Or when there is a bug in a new version of jira when we cannot save or update tickets can be very annoying in a production project.