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Article in Bitbucket

Speed up your build with parallel steps in Pipelines

When we built Bitbucket Pipelines, one of our goals was to make a tool that developers love. And if there’s one thing developers love, it is getting their builds finished more quickly. Last year, we added dependency caching and detailed timing information to help speed up your builds. Today, we’re excited to share that parallel steps are now available […]

Article in Developers

Six months in Stride

Since launching Stride into early access last September, we’ve been thrilled by the excitement we’ve seen from the tens of thousands of teams who have adopted it as their communication platform. Now, six months in, we’re sharing an update on how organizations around the world are using Stride to move their work forward. New features […]

Article in Bitbucket

Bitbucket Data Center at scale: collaboration at a global marketing agency

Have you ever tried to get five engineers to use the same IDE? No easy feat, right? A global marketing organization took on a significant challenge when uniting almost 1,000 engineers across several offices onto a single version control system and hosting solution. This mission began as a single team-driven project and evolved into a global […]

Article in Trello

5 key Trello boards for that #startuplife

Article in Bitbucket

Bitbucket, uninterrupted: app diagnostics and better workflows in Bitbucket Server 5.9

Bitbucket Server is the convergence of individual work and team collaboration. Administrators ensure the git server availability, enabling developers to complete deployment cycles. Those teams operate independently but share common goals like, automating and simplifying repetitive tasks. In Bitbucket Server 5.9, there are improvements for both admins and developers. Bitbucket admins can identify and track causes of […]

Article in Developers

3 simple ways teams can create compelling content in Confluence

This is a guest post by Dylan Lindsay, product marketing manager at Adaptavist. Confluence is an incredible tool for creating, storing and sharing information across teams. However, as organizations grow from lean startup to leading enterprises, the labyrinth of useful information can become a little daunting. In this blog, we’ll look at three simple ways that teams […]

Article in Developers

5 trends we’re seeing from open-sourcing agile

tl;dr See the raw data for yourself: These tweets are defining the future of software development. One of the first steps in improving any product is talking to customers. But how do you go about improving a process? Or even a methodology? What if this methodology is used in thousands of ways by millions of people? These were some of the very questions we asked ourselves when […]

Article in Trello

Trello custom fields: now with mobile, more fields, plus an api to make it yours

Article in Developers

Collaborate anytime, anywhere with the Confluence Data Center and Server mobile apps

We know that work doesn’t just happen from your desk. Sometimes, you need to be able to stay on top of the latest developments with your team, capture a great idea on the go, and move work forward – wherever you happen to be. That’s why we’re excited to announce the launch of the Confluence […]

Article in Bitbucket

Git LFS now available in Bitbucket Pipelines

Bitbucket Pipelines now has built-in Git LFS support, allowing you to seamlessly build, test and deploy LFS files in your builds! To enable it, just add lfs: true in the clone section of your bitbucket-pipelines.yml. If you don’t enable this feature, your clone will continue to behave as before. clone: lfs: true pipelines: default: # … rest of Pipelines configuration […]

Article in Company news

Future of work in Australia senate hearing speech

Late 2017 the Australian Parliament’s Senate established a Committee on the ‘Future of Work and Workers’ to inquire and report on the impact of technological and other change on the future of work and workers in Australia. On Tuesday 13 March 2018, Mike Cannon-Brookes, Co-Founder & Co-CEO of Atlassian, appeared in front of the Committee […]

Article in How We Build

How to release a buggy app (and live to tell the tale)

Bugs! No matter how many times I decree that my coworkers and I must stop writing bugs, we keep on doing it anyways. Even worse, sometimes those bugs make it into production, where users run into them! The fact of the matter is, you are going to someday release a buggy app. Even with layers of […]

Article in Trello

Using multiple Trello boards for a super-flexible workflow

We hold these truths to be self evident: Not all Trello boards are created equal.

Article in Developers

Introducing Jira Cloud for Stride

Whether shipping software, managing a help desk, or executing a project, Jira Cloud helps thousands of teams plan and track work together. This powerful tool is now even more venerable with the Jira app for Stride. By bringing your task and project management to where your team is already communicating — Stride — you’ll be […]

Article in Developers

Sharing cloud security responsibilities

As a cloud service provider, we understandably receive a lot of questions from our customers about how Atlassian is taking appropriate action for the protection and confidentiality of our their data. In addition to validating that their data is in good hands, many customers are eager to hear our best practices and guidance for working […]