Jira Labels offer a dynamic and efficient way to tag issues in Jira, allowing users to create global labels that span across projects. Unlike other forms of grouping, Labels can be created by any user and can have multiple tags on an issue. This makes it easy to place issues in multiple searchable groups simultaneously, helping to identify issues related to specific features or isolate tickets in a support queue for a particular customer.

In this video, Mike from Project Flow will show you how to use Jira components effectively and highlight the differences between custom fields. Components are sub-sections of a project that group issues into smaller parts, and the right combination of Scrum/Kanban board components can provide significant functionality to a project. The speaker will demonstrate how to add Frontend and Backend components and configure separate Scrum boards for each in less than 5 minutes. Real-life examples will also be provided to illustrate these concepts.

Screens are a group of available fields defined in Jira applications organized for user presentation. In this tutorial, Michael from Project Flow demonstrates how to utilize screens in Jira to set different screen schemes depending on issue types. The tutorial will begin from scratch, using Jira Cloud (it will also work similarly for Jira Server or Data Center).  

This video tutorial will guide viewers through the world of Jira API calls, providing step-by-step instructions on creating a new ticket, retrieving information, and adding comments using the API. The tutorial is suitable for both experienced and novice Jira users and aims to help them understand the potential of Jira's API capabilities and how to use them to optimize workflow and improve productivity. Viewers will learn about the ins and outs of Jira's API and how to make the most of its features. Overall, the tutorial offers valuable insights and practical guidance on using Jira's API to streamline work...

This video tutorial on Jira Software is designed for those new to the platform. The 30-minute tutorial covers a wide range of topics, including an introduction to Jira, an overview of Scrum methodology, and the structure of a Scrum team.

Jira is a comprehensive tool for issue tracking, bug reporting, and project management. This introductory course will familiarize you with Jira and learn how to start creating issues immediately.

In Rachel Wright's course, you will become proficient in Jira and discover how to immediately create issues. The curriculum covers a comprehensive range of topics.

Discover the components of Jira Cloud, including Jira Software, Jira Service Desk, and Jira Core. Learn their respective uses and who the users are. By the end of the series, you will have a solid understanding of Jira Cloud and be ready to start.