Crucible 2 Beta Insight (part 3) – Jira Integration
In the first two parts of my little blog series on the Crucible 2 beta, I covered iterative reviews and the new usability improvements. One of the most requested features from existing customers was better Jira integration and I’m excited to let you know that we have improved this greatly.
Crucible 2 Beta Insight (part 2) – Iterative code review
With a sweet new UI designed to make code review as easy as email, the new beta of Crucible 2 is packed with great features. The most revolutionary of which is the idea of iterative code review.
Fisheye 2 Beta Insight (part 2) – Personalisation
Last time, I talked about how Fisheye 2 focuses on People and Teams by raising the importance of developers and their activities within your development environment. Let’s not forget that the most important person on your team is YOU! That’s why Fisheye 2 offers many ways for you to control this seemingly endless amount of data in order to provide you with meaningful information at all times.
Crucible 2 Beta Insight – Pain free code review
I blogged about some of the high-level features of the Fisheye 2 and Crucible 2 beta releases last week, but I barely scratched the surface.. now it’s time to dig a little deeper into Crucible 2, Atlassian’s peer code review tool.
Fisheye 2 Beta Insight – People and Teams
With all of the announcements and activity surrounding Atlassian Summit last week, it’s easy to lose track of all the details. I did manage to blog about some of the high-level features of Fisheye 2 and Crucible 2, but now it’s time to dig a little deeper and provide you with some insight into the seemingly never-ending list of new functionality in both products. I’ll be breaking this up into a series of posts over the next few days, so stay tuned… first up is Fisheye 2: People & Teams
Atlassian Clover wins Duke’s Choice Award at JavaOne 2009
Last week at JavaOne 2009, Atlassian Clover received the Duke’s Choice Award for Java Technology Tools. Clover was hand picked by the Father of Java himself, James Gosling, for it’s revolutionary Test Optimization capabilities. The Duke award was presented to Brendan Humphreys, Chief Code Poet and Technical Lead of the Clover development team as part of James’ Java Toys keynote at JavaOne 2009. Principle developers also include Slawek Ginter, Nick Pellow, and Michael Studman. Congratulations to the entire Clover team!!
Atlassian Clover wins Duke's Choice Award at JavaOne 2009
Last week at JavaOne 2009, Atlassian Clover received the Duke’s Choice Award for Java Technology Tools. Clover was hand picked by the Father of Java himself, James Gosling, for it’s revolutionary Test Optimization capabilities. The Duke award was presented to Brendan Humphreys, Chief Code Poet and Technical Lead of the Clover development team as part of James’ Java Toys keynote at JavaOne 2009. Principle developers also include Slawek Ginter, Nick Pellow, and Michael Studman. Congratulations to the entire Clover team!!
Fisheye goes social, Crucible introduces iterative code review
As announced by Mike Cannon-Brooks today at the Atlassian Summit keynote, the upcoming releases of Fisheye 2 and Crucible 2 have each gone through a massive UI overhaul. There are so many new features, I can’t possibly list them all. You pretty much just have to play with them yourself.. Fortunately, we have made the public betas of both Fisheye 2 and Crucible 2 available for you to do just that. Check out the public instances or download the betas today!
Clover interview with the Build Doctor
Earlier this week, our very own Michael Studman, Clover developer and Man in London, met up with the Julian Simpson, aka the Build Doctor, to have a beer and talk about Clover. View the video!
Atlassian Eclipse Connector 1.0 released
This week we officially released the Atlassian Eclipse Connector 1.0 after wrapping up our 2-month beta. Thanks to a little help from Tasktop, makers of Eclipse Mylyn, we have created the Atlassian Eclipse Connector which builds upon the existing Jira Mylyn Plugin to add integration with Bamboo, Crucible, and Fisheye.
Test Optimization now available for your IDE and functional tests
With the release of Clover 2.5, we have taken Test Optimization to a new level with some very significant improvements. You can now take advantage of Test Optimization directly from Eclipse and IntelliJ IDEA with the click of a button. We have also added Test Optimization for functional testing or acceptance testing since these types of tests tend to benefit the most. Check out what’s new in Clover 2.5 and upgrade / download the latest version for a free 30-day evaluation.
Bamboo plugins for Git and GitHub
In just the last few weeks, there have been several great developments for Atlassian Bamboo users looking to move their source to Git or GitHub. What started as a FedEx project for Don Brown, our Integration Architect, quickly evolved into the Bamboo Git Repository Plugin thanks to the help of Juan Alonso “slnc” and several others. Now, Andy Pols has stepped up with a GitHub Repository Plugin.
Atlassian Bamboo – there’s an app for that!
Ross Rowe, a long-time friend of Atlassian and active plugin developer, has just released the Bamboo app for the iPhone. For only $3.99, you can now get instant updates on your build status including detailed build results. It can even support multiple Bamboo instances. This is not just a simple dashboard app, you can actually invoke manual builds directly from your iPhone..
Get your Atlassian Eclipse Connector poster (from EclipseCon)
In case you missed us at EclipseCon 2009 a few weeks ago, we had a poster displaying the new Atlassian Eclipse Connector at the reception on Wednesday night. Take a closer look and help us make it even better!
Bamboo Customer Stories: Why so many developers adopt CI
We can all remember those stories of the dark days before our build server was setup. That’s why I am excited to announce the first of an 8-part blog series, written by our guest-blogger, John Smart of Wakaleo Consulting, to share different customer stories about how and why so many developers rely on continuous integration to get the most out of their development environment everyday.
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