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Webinar Recap: Git at Scale for Growing Teams
Kelvin Yap, Product Marketing Manager for Atlassian’s Developer Tools, presented why people love Git and how Stash and Stash Data Center help professional teams scale their use of Git. If your team has concerns about security, scalability, and maintaining high performance and are struggling to choose a Git solution that addresses your concerns, this webinar is for you.
Webinar recap: using Jira and Confluence for agile software development
Building great software is hard. It’s one of the most intensely collaborative processes in the working world. Development teams are constantly battling the effects of tools that don’t seamlessly integrate, aren’t flexible enough to work for them, or aren’t powerful enough to do what they need. Jira and Confluence are integrated, flexible, and powerful tools; and we want to show you how they meet the needs of your software lifecycle in a webinar that showcases real use-cases and best practices from Garmin and Atlassian.
Join us for a DevOps webinar with our friends at Datadog
Join us on March 10th at 2pm est for a webinar dedicated to ‘Conversation-Driven DevOps’. At its heart, the goal of DevOps is better communication between the dev and operations teams at an organization. Some of the tools that help achieve this include version control, chat, and monitoring. By moving the conversations around development and operations out of email and into chat, everyone can see exactly what is going on at every step of the way.
Take Jira to the next level with Jira Portfolio Cloud
We’re excited to announce that Jira Portfolio is now available for Cloud! Since the launch of Jira Portfolio Server, we’ve been busy bees prepping the Cloud deployment behind the scenes, while working with lots of Server customers to mature the product. Check out some of the features we’ve built since then.
New in Jira Service Desk 2.3: a better customer experience
We’ve been working hard on delivering a new kind of service desk – one that’s focused on changing the way teams help their customers. In Jira Service Desk 2.3, we focused on shipping features that improve flexibility and collaboration to help everyone get the most out of their service desk experience. Check out what’s new.
Stash Data Center is open for business
Since its first release in April 2005 by Linus Torvalds, Git has become the world’s most popular source code management system for developers. Git is also gaining traction within the enterprise. Thirty three percent of respondents to a 2014 enterprise survey by Forrester Consulting indicated that 60% or more of their code is currently stored and managed by Git-based systems. Git has become popular because of its easy branching model, flexible workflows, and distributed architecture.
Test management add-on Zephyr now available for Jira Cloud
Zephyr has announced the release of their next generation add-on designed to help customers accelerate agile testing inside Jira Cloud. The release of Zephyr for Jira Cloud helps project teams extend their Jira Cloud software to include testing into their workflows, and become more agile and collaborative. Since the launch of Jira Cloud, customers have been asking Atlassian for a way to customize their Cloud instances with add-ons from the Atlassian Marketplace.
That’d be great…
Atlassian loves the movie Office Space. It’s a classic; it’s before its time, and it’s just so true. We know all the jokes about staplers, and we’ve even talked about having an Atlassian flair day. We’re that serious. Last week, Office Space turned 16, and it feels as relevant today as it did in 1999. It’s crazy how little office culture has evolved since then. We still fight fax/printer/copier machines, cubicle farms cover swaths of corporate America, while information is locked away in people’s desktops or mailboxes. Sound familiar?
Aeria Games chooses Hipchat to scale internal communications
By 2014, Aeria Games faced a big challenge. They were growing like crazy. From 2012 through early 2014 they saw a series of mergers and acquisitions that led to a massive growth spurt. They quickly went from being a group of 200 to being a part of a company with over 500 people. Like any company growing that fast, they were going through some major growing pains involving internal communication.
Confluence Data Center: collaboration at full speed
Last week, we released Confluence 5.7, which helps teams collaborate more easily with inline comments. While all Confluence users will enjoy the ability to comment on project plans, MS Office files, images, and more, Confluence 5.7 also includes special capabilities for system administrators using the Data Center deployment option for Confluence.
Webinar recap: solve tickets, fix problems with Jira + Jira Service Desk
Do your software developers and IT agents work in different systems? Do you lose visibility when you manually transfer work from your help desk software to your bug and issue tracker? Enter Jira Service Desk, a new service management solution from Atlassian. Built on top of Jira, Jira Service Desk gives you one platform to track both tickets and the back-end issues that often cause them.
Webinar: Scaling Git for growing teams
You want to ship high-quality software fast as your team grows and becomes more distributed, and we want to help you get there. We would like to invite you and your team to our upcoming Git webinar, “Git for Growing Teams.”
Webinar recap: Collaborative design in agile teams
Dean Hudson, Senior UX designer for Jira, walked us through a typical day on the Jira team for designers and developers alike in his webinar ‘Collaborative design in agile teams.’ He shared how Jira integrates design into an agile development framework and spent 40 minutes answering questions from attendees. Forty minutes was not enough time to answer the 300+ questions, so Dean came up with a list of his top 10 questions and answers so everyone can learn how we do it. These Q&As range from what design tools Atlassian uses to how Atlassian handles customer feedback.
Hipchat helps Sonatype’s fully distributed development team stay agile
Sonatype is a leader in component-based software development that helps thousands of companies make sure their software components are traceable and secure. While building a reliable component management platform is difficult, it’s nothing compared to the challenge their development team faces being completely distributed.
Introducing a new feedback loop in Confluence 5.7
Working with feedback is one of the clumsiest and most difficult parts of getting work done. The feedback is never in one place, the conversations stream through various emails, and then all too often the feedback given is based on an outdated version. You have to fight off a headache just to update a few slides in your sales deck, or change a few numbers in your spreadsheet, or even clean up a couple typos in your product requirement.