In this review, Rodney takes a look at what Connect does and dives into various use cases. In a nutshell, Connect facilitates the connection to remote resources for querying information. These remote resources can be in the form of popular services such as Zendesk or Salesforce, or databases like MySQL, MSSQL, and PostgreSQL. . 

One of the key features of this app by Resolution is the ability to generate and manage API keys, which provides a higher level of security than using a password for API calls. However, in this review, you'll learn about the app's capabilities that cannot be performed by Jira's built-in features, which is a considerable amount. 

In this review, you'll learn how users of this app by Resolution can secure their Jira instance by using API keys while still allowing access to specific services. This lets you replace your password with a one-time use token. 

This app provides a suite of tools to help you easily manage and automate your Jira workflows. Whether you need to enforce strict approval processes, ensure that issues are transitioned to the correct status based on the status of related issues, or need a way to clone and manage your workflows, this app has you covered. You can read more about it in this review.

The Jira Misc Workflow Extensions (JMWE) app is a popular tool for Jira administrators looking to automate and streamline their workflows. According to Rodney Nissen, JMWE is designed to solve a range of problems related to Jira workflows, including creating custom transitions, manipulating fields and labels, and adding custom validators and post-functions.

Rodney Nissen (TheJiraGuy) characterizes Agile Poker for Jira by Appfire as a solution that facilitates collaborative estimation, even for teams that cannot be physically present. In this review, he highlights that the app goes further by offering a mode that allows teams to estimate even when they are not online simultaneously.