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A skeptic’s guide to continuous delivery, Part 1: The business case
This is the first post in our five-part series from guest blogger J. Paul Reed – build engineer, automation enthusiast, and host of The Ship Show podcast. Software development is moving towards continuity. The recent emphasis on continuous integration, built-in testing, constant monitoring, and feedback telemetry all point toward an overall trend in the software […]
Guest blog: Using AtlasBoard to create testing boards
This is a guest blog post from Karthik Selvakumar, client services engineer at Zephyr, about extending AtlasBoard – Atlassian’s open source wallboard app – to include test data from the Zephyr for Jira test case management add-on for Jira. What is Atlasboard? Atlasboard is a NodeJS app that allows you to create wallboards. Once you install Atlasboard, you […]
Stash 3.1: Get more out of your code reviews
Stash is now called Bitbucket Server. Read our announcement blog. In our on-going efforts to continuously provide the best code review experience in Stash, we are excited to deliver two ways for you to better collaborate with your team on code review. From attaching files for more robust code discussions to searching for specific text […]
Do Agile Right Webinar Recap – Q&A with two Atlassian marketing managers
In February, two of our very own Atlassian Confluence product marketing managers, Matt Hodges and John Wetenhall, hosted a live webinar sharing agile best practices for software development that they’ve learned over the years. They talked about: Agile basics like sprint management and retrospectives Planning, communicating, and executing on quarterly goals Making the best use of Jira, Confluence, and Jira Agile […]
DIY service desk – maximizing the value of self-service
Update: DIY service desk webinar recording now available You asked for it, so we’re posting it. Here is the recording from the webinar that took place on July 8th, 2014. We hope you enjoy the recording and please share it with your team to help spread the word on Jira Service Desk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnXyM1O9J8w You can also see […]
Atlassian’s commitment to education and the future
Atlassian seeks to advance humanity through the power of software. While our products continue to further us down this road, the Atlassian Foundation takes the mission a step further with the addition of four words: The power of education. Believing deeply in this transformative power of education, the Foundation chooses to support initiatives with education at their […]
Do Agile Right Webinar Recap – Q&A with two Atlassian software engineers
In February, two of our very own Atlassian Confluence developers, Anatoli Kazatchkov and Edith Tom, hosted a live webinar sharing agile best practices for software development that they’ve learned over the years. They talked about: Spiking new features and running shorter sprints Running frequent demos, dogfooding, and shipping frequently Empowering developers, open communication, and continuous improvement Using Jira and Confluence for Agile software […]
Yosemite – Thoughts on blurriness and design ecosystems
I reviewed OSX 10.10 over the weekend, and observed a new trend emerging on the design battlefield. It’s blurry, translucent, and vibrant. It’s also incredibly expensive and difficult to render. In OSX 10.10, dragging a translucent window makes the panel flicker, go completely black, and breaks blur effects. Resizing a window is incredibly slow and choppy. Developers have their work cut out for them to achieve decent performance by the end of the beta. Eventually, they’ll get it right, and Apple will be hailed as revolutionary once again.
Summit 2014 agenda – Sessions and training and beer, oh my!
It is with great excitement that we unveil the sessions for our sixth annual Atlassian Summit! This year’s 5 tracks feature over 100 sessions from leading companies, including Yahoo!, BAE Systems, JP Morgan Chase, Facebook, Netflix, HSBC, Intel, Goldman Sachs, and Dreamworks. They join Atlassian developers and designers in talks that offer unique takeaways […]
Watch the Do Knowledge Right webinar – How Q&A can change how you share information
Last week, we held a webinar for a couple hundred people about how Confluence Questions can be used to better share knowledge. We were joined by Kim Wall, a senior IT Analyst from Principal Financial Group, and Ryan Anderson, the Product Marketing Manager for Confluence at Atlassian. They both shared a number of key insights […]
Announcing Docker Automated Builds on Bitbucket
If you read my blogs often, you know how excited I am about Docker. And about Git. So you can imagine my excitement over our announcement today: Docker Automated Builds are now integrated with Bitbucket! What is Docker? Simply put, Docker is the next big thing in provisioning and deployment automation. With Docker, you can […]
Jira Service Desk Customer Stories: Friday Media Group
Ever since we launched Jira Service Desk, we’ve been psyched to hear how our amazing customers are using it. How Friday Media Group implemented a single, global service desk Friday Media Group is the biggest independent media company in the UK. What started in 1975 as a local advertising paper to East Sussex now boasts a portfolio of […]
It happened: Git 2.0 is here and it’s full of goodies
This major release of git has been brewing for a long time and I am excited to go on the hunt in the Changelog to find cool bits of awesomeness. As usual if you want to catch up with past git releases, I’ve been doing this exercise for a while, check them out: 1.8.2, 1.8.3, […]
Meet the new RefinedWiki mobile interface for corporate branding
This is a guest post from RefinedWiki, the team behind RefinedWiki Original Theme for Confluence, one of the best-selling Confluence add-ons of all time. Our new release of RefinedWiki Mobile Interface takes Confluence on mobile to the next level. In this version we’ve focused on both responsiveness and on creating an intuitive navigation that […]
Extending D3.js
I’m a big fan of using D3.js for building content from structured data. You can write expressive JavaScript using the D3.js API to convert your data to structured markup.