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Jira 5 RubyGem
One of the key features of the upcoming Jira 5 release is the revamped REST API. This API gives you full access to creating, reading, updating, and deleting issues as well as other metadata related to issues. REST APIs provide for an easy and lightweight way to integrate with other apps using basic HTTP and […]
Video: Leading E-Commerce Provider Showcases Jira and Zephyr
In case you missed last week’s Webinar showcasing Jira and Zephyr, below is the recorded version. The entire recording is about 30 minutes long, but I have highlighted a few of my favorite clips for those of you with a shorter-than-usual attention span (like me). Full Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ps8B1BgTSZg Highlight Reel John talks about challenges his team […]
Crucible Chrome Extension: Keep Track of Your Reviews
Warning: this is code written by a product manager. Use the code at your own risks In short This is a (unsupported) Chrome extension that will allow you to keep track of your reviews without having to log into Crucible. A Bit More Details Be the change you seek. Since I got into Atlassian this […]
Fisheye Release Report – Stay On Top of Your Versions
The Release Report is a plugin that the Fisheye and Crucible team uses to help their development process. Check out the Release Report as well as many other plugins at plugins.atlassian.com. Tracking Changes Before A Release We at Atlassian frequently use feature branches for the ongoing development of Fisheye. Feature branches have proved to be […]
Introduction of Astah UML Macro Plugin for Confluence
This is a guet blog post by Kenji Hiranabe, CEO at Change Vision, Inc. Hello from Japan! We are proud to announce that we have just released “Astah UML Macro Plugin for Confluence“. This is our first plugin release from Change Vision that integrates Astah with Atlassian products. Have you ever heard of the name “Astah”? If you […]
Lightning Fast Issue Sharing and Reporting in Confluence 4.1
At Atlassian, we’re creating new innovative ways to make our bug and issue tracker and content collaboration wiki as classic of a combo as spaghetti and meatballs. With the latest release of Confluence, a new feature helps bolster that notion. Autoconvert takes the links you paste into the editor – Confluence pages, Jira issues, YouTube […]
Scrum for GreenHopper Rapid Board in Labs
Since the release of the Rapid Board in GreenHopper 5.8 we have made a number of improvements to the Rapid Board for Kanban teams – a Jira Wallboard gadget, performance improvements, the ability to copy views, the Getting Started screen and an interactive cumulative flow diagram. Today, we are happy to announce the availability of Scrum […]
(Guest blog) Enter the Defect: When In Doubt, Report the Bug
This guest blog post is part of an Atlassian blog series raising awareness about testing innovation within the QA community. You can find the other posts in this series under the QA Innovation tag. It’s written by Richard Hale, a Senior Consultant & Director of Quality Assurance with Go2Group. As an Atlassian Platinum Expert, Go2Group provides […]
Sourcetree 1.3 Release Blog – Welcome to the Party!
We peeled back the covers on Sourcetree – Atlassian’s Mac Client for Git and Mercurial distributed version control systems, and we are announcing a fresh new logo, a redesigned website, and a new set of useful features to support your DVCS workflow. Plus, Sourcetree is now FREE for all users, forever. What’s New in Sourcetree 1.3? […]
AtlasCamp Europe 2012 agenda is now live!
If you haven’t heard, AtlasCamp is coming to Europe on March 22nd and 23rd — fun times ahead! AtlasCamp is our annual developer event. Usually, we only hold this event in Half Moon Bay, California. This year we’ve decided to bring the party to our European developers. And today, we’ve posted the agenda filled with great […]
(Guest blog) Tackling the top 10 games development problems using Atlassian tools
Atlassian has been helping hundreds of game developers produce the top games of the day for years now. It seems like just yesterday when we had Steve Weibe, of ‘The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters’ fame, at our GDC booth trying to best his Donkey Kong world record. Alas, that was years ago, and so many […]
Practical Jira Plugins – A book by Matt Doar
I’ve always thought of software development as a creative process. It’s much more than just using tools and pushing bits and bytes around. However, without the right tools and knowledge to use them, crafting software becomes very difficult. Atlassian’s plugin framework is a powerful tool for developers looking to build on top of our products. […]
Continuous Delivery One Byte at a Time (or, “How to Eat an Elephant”): part 2
In part 1 of this mini-series, I introduced the concept of using manual Stages in Bamboo to set up a Plan that evolves as more and more of your build, test, and deploy processes become automated. When putting it into practice, there are some nuances to keep in mind, and “gotchas” to avoid. In […]
Atlassian Launches Week of Coding and Surfing Madness with “Hack House”
10 Australian Graduates Will Spend a Week in Sydney Beach House Coding Their Next Spark of Genius Beginning Monday, January 30th, Atlassian is sending 10 Australian graduates to “Hack House,” a beach house in Narrabeen near our Sydney headquarters, for a week of training, coding, and team building events. Oh, and don’t forget the surfing […]
The Fastest Way to Create Rich Content Online
Raise your hand if you like magic? I don’t mean pulling rabbits out of hats or illusions that make coins disappear from behind ears. I’m talking about the the real stuff. How cool would it be to have the power of your imagination’s greatest sorcerer? The latest release of Confluence 4.1 brings that dream just a little bit […]