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| JANUARY 2012 EDITION | | |
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| | Registration open for Atlassian Unite Europe | |  | | Atlassian is coming to Europe! Our first ever Atlassian Unite will take place in London, Paris and Frankfurt. Unite is a full day of talks about Atlassian products, plugins, community, use cases and best practices. Tickets will sell out fast so reserve your spot today. Read more » | | |
| | Team Calendars 1.8 released | | | Did you actually think we were going to slow down just because it's a new year? After an exciting first 6 months in 2011, the Team Calendars development team continues its blazing pace in 2012. We're happy to announce that our next major release – Team Calendars 1.8 – is available for download now! Read more » | |  | | |
| | | | 2011 was an epic year for the JIRA Family including two massive releases, the launch of a new product – Atlassian Bonfire – and the introduction of Atlassian OnDemand just to name a few. It was really tough to whittle this list down to 11. If you're a JIRA user or thinking of becoming one this is the list to check for what you may have missed. Read more » | | |
| | | | While 2011 might be known as the 'Year of the Rabbit', many will remember it as the year Confluence paved the way for the future of online collaboration. In 2011 we satisfied more than 2,235 of our customers' votes for new features and improvements with three of our biggest releases ever. We took Confluence to the cloud with OnDemand, made it more affordable for small teams, and started to get you new features, faster. Read more » | | |
| | Modern principles in web development | | | I've been kickstarting a bunch of small web apps lately. It seems like every time I start a new project, there's always something new that causes me to adjust my development principles. I thought it might be good to take a snapshot of what's "in" today. I like to think of web development as phases starting from idea to delivery... Read more » | | |
| | Calling all Android devs – help us help you | | | Since the release of JIRA Mobile Connect we've had almost nothing but positive reaction from mobile developers. They love the ability to collect feedback from their end users and have it show up directly into their favorite bug tracker, JIRA. | | | I say "almost" because there is one small gripe that comes up: support for Android. Trust me, we hear you loud and clear. We hope you can help us make this a reality even faster. Read more » | |  | | |
| | Continuously deploy one byte at a time | | | We've been talking a lot about continuous deployment on the Atlassian Dev Tools blog. Many of you are already sold on the idea but others may be thinking, "sounds wonderful, but I wouldn't even know how to start!" Sound familiar? We'll show you ways to include more automation to your build process. Read more » | | |
| | Moving Confluence from Subversion to git | | | Three months ago, the Confluence team switched from Subversion to git, just in time for our 4.1 release. On our Confluence blog we've talked about the problems we encountered with merges across branches that have lots of renames. Let's take a look back at the tools we used to migrate the Confluence source code over to git. Read more » | | |
| | Bitbucket: Introducing keyboard shortcuts | | | Make your Bitbucket experience faster by dropping the mouse and taking advantage of the new keyboard shortcuts. These shortcuts provide a quick and easy way of navigating through Bitbucket and performing common repetitive actions without taking your fingers off the keyboard. Read more » | |  | | |
| | 13 steps to perfect security testing | | | It is becoming more common for software applications to be written using web technologies and for users to want access from anywhere using an Internet connection. Security for browser-based apps is very different from traditional thick-client architecture so security testing is a very important part of testing web applications. Where can you turn for more information? Read more » | | |
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| | Our reading list | | | Here are a few sites and blogs we've been tagging around the office: | | | | |
| | Thanks for reading | | | Thanks for reading this month's edition of the Atlassian Newsletter. If you have ideas or feedback, feel free to contact us. | | | Until next month! | |
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