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Double feature – AUI 5.2 and Design Guidelines 1.2 released
Since day one the Atlassian Design Guidelines (ADG) has been built using the Atlassian User Interface (AUI) library. With each release, we’ve continued to shorten the gap between design and development but found we still weren’t doing enough to close the loop for developers. Today we’ve teamed up and coordinated a joint release to make […]
Automated Deploys: How to Convince Your Boss
Ok, so we did chat about other topics related to deploy automation at the Open Dojo hangout last Thursday. But making the business case for investing in automation took center stage, with all four panelists weighing in (some of them more than once!). If you missed the live broadcast, you can check out the recording […]
Getting More Out of Jira with Interactive Visualizations
This guest post comes courtesy of Andrew Mottaz, part of the team behind Protoshare and their new add-on in the Atlassian Marketplace, Protoshare for Jira. It’s difficult for end users or other stakeholders to really know what they want from software until they see it, experience it and use it. Whether you are an Agile shop […]
Top 5 Plugins to Supercharge Atlassian Bamboo
Today we have a guest post from Himanshu Chhetri, a developer at Addteq (an Atlassian Expert) who works with the Configuration Management and Atlassian Solutions delivery teams. In his free time he likes to keep up to date with the latest open source projects and the devops movement. At Addteq, we have a growing list of […]
Git forks and upstreams: a how-to with cool tips
There are tons and then some useful guides on how to keep your forks updated against the upstream repositories (and if you’re wondering why you would want to use forks in an enterprise setting, check out a few reasons here). In this blog I will introduce you to few aspects of how forking interacts with […]
Stash 2.6: Fork synchronization, audit logs and repository quick-search
Developers are always seeking “the flow” because they know interruptions are focus killers. Most developers we know want to come into work and build cool stuff with clean code. What don’t they want to spend time on? Manually synchronizing a forked repository, or playing tug-of-war with IT over permissions to access server logs. Getting side-tracked with things […]
How Netflix scaled its API
When you think of scale, you usually think of adding more servers. But at Netflix, a “cloud-native” company fully hosted by Amazon Web Services (AWS), you won’t find a huge datacenter in the background. That’s nothing to sneeze at when you consider that the video streaming provider accounts for 33 percent of all Internet traffic in North […]
Profile photos matter!
Work, social? Software today is becoming increasingly social. At first, applications like MySpace and Facebook defined social media and social networking. Social networks forged new norms about how we communicate and work together. Because of that, many applications are now including social features to enhance the interaction between people through the software. The other side […]
GreenHopper Tip of the Month: Quick Filter Agility
The Tip of the Month, brought to you by Atlassian University, is a monthly series to help master Atlassian tools. Products are more fun to use when you know all the tricks. Understanding Filtering in GreenHopper and Jira Sometimes we need to bring out our inner nerd to solve problems. Sound cool? Then this tip […]
Customize your avatar in Bitbucket (no Gravatar needed!)
After over 700 requests to replace Gravatar from Bitbucket users like you, we’re excited to announce a new avatar picker in Bitbucket. Now you can upload and crop images to personalize your user profile and free private repositories. Upload any JPG, GIF, or PNG via drag-and-drop or the file browser, then easily resize until your image is just […]
Summit 2013: Speakers Announced!
Speakers for Atlassian’s 5th Annual Summit have been announced! This year’s talks offer up best practices, inspiring customer stories and paneldiscussions that will help attendees boost their teams’ performance. Atlassian Summit is the definitive conference for users of Jira, Confluence, Stash, Bitbucket, Bamboo, and other Atlassian software. The show starts with a full day of training […]
Introducing Confluence Decisions: Decide faster, record forever
We make countless decisions every day at work. Most decisions aren’t easy since they often require input from multiple stakeholders. Think about how you normally make decisions at work – do long meetings, endless email threads, and numerous interruptions ring a bell? They all have pitfalls. Productive teams leverage collective knowledge to reach decisions without wasting […]
Emoji and markdown everywhere in Trello
Markdown is a lightweight, human-readable markup language used for formatting text. It’s a simple way to add things like bold, italics, links, lists, paragraphs, headers, and images in blocks of text. Previously, we used Markdown for board and card descriptions and member bios. We’re happy to announce that you can now also use Markdown support in card comments and checklist items. And, so you can can get really expressive, we’ve added emoji support! That means you can use real images for smilies and emoticons like , , and everywhere in Trello.
Bamboo 5 Bridges the Dev-Ops Divide!
The arm-chair historian in me loves digging into the great rivalries the world has known over the years. Hatfields vs. McCoys. Elizabeth I vs. Mary Queen of Scots. Coke vs. Pepsi. Maybe what makes these epic struggles so fascinating is the fact that we software makers live in a world of (admittedly more banal) tug-of-wars […]
Managing a product backlog with ease (3/3)
This article is part of a blog series! Part Title 1 Organizing your backlog 2 Prioritizing work 3 Handing off to engineering In the last post, we outlined how Josh Devenny, one of the Jira product managers, uses GreenHopper to prioritize work for the team. He works closely with the development team to ensure […]