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5 Enhancements to Notifications in Confluence 3.5
In case you missed it, we released Confluence 3.5 last week. Our biggest release ever, Confluence 3.5 brought with it a tonne of new features. In this post we’ll focus on five new features that help users discover relevant wiki content and manage their notifications from Confluence. Watch the short video below to see these features in action and read on for more details.
Video: Skinning Confluence with Zen
Yesterday, we held a webinar with Stepstone Technologies who have developed Zen Foundation. Zen Foundation delivers attractive and easy-to-use collaboration for non-technical online communities. With strong branding and graphic design, Zen puts rich presentation options and content design widgets at your fingertips. Plus, Zen’s multi-page draft/preview and publication features gives new users the safety and […]
(Case Study) Monitoring Solar Hot Water with Confluence
HQ: Richmond, CA Employees: 20 Founded: 1976 Products: Confluence, Jira, Fisheye Mike Starkey is a good friend of mine. He has been at Heliodyne for nearly a decade and has worn many hats during his tenure. His current title is Product Manager and Chief Engineer. Heliodyne designs and manufactures solar thermal heating systems; in other […]
Confluence 3.5 Released: Our Biggest Release Ever
Today we’re excited to announce the availability of Confluence 3.5, our biggest ever Confluence release. You might have already seen the nifty small improvements, powerful administrator features, and a new Directory for organizing Spaces, but they are just the tip of the iceberg. Let’s talk about the other big new features of this release.
Introducing Jira 4.3 – Integration Made Easy
I’m excited to announce the general availability of Jira 4.3. Combined with today’s release of Confluence 3.5, it’s never been easier to connect Jira with your enterprise wiki. Jira 4.3 is packed with search and usability improvements, plus loads of features guaranteed to make every Jira administrator smile. GreenHopper 5.5 is also available today with compatibility to […]
Jira 4.3 & Confluence 3.5 Released: Integration Matters
Jira 4.3 and Confluence 3.5 are bursting at the seams with new features, especially when it comes to integration.
(Press Release) Atlassian Announces Big New Releases of Flagship Software Development and Collaboration Tools
San Francisco, CA, and Sydney, Australia (PRWEB) — Atlassian has released the latest versions of Jira and Confluence, two software development and collaboration tools used by tens of thousands of product development teams globally. The new versions are more tightly integrated and introduce dozens of new features and fixes. “Integration is a theme you’ll see […]
SPAC Maintenance Window
Studio.plugins.atlassian.com will undergo maintenance today, Wed. 16th March at noon (SYD time). The site may be unavailable for up to 90 mins. See the time in your timezone here.
Plugin Architecture, Episode I ("The Phantom Mess")
Today I’m going to do something I’m typically pretty lousy at, personally, which is finishing what I’ve started. Over the course of my three previous Star Wars themed Plugin Architecture series blog posts, we walked through the development of a search plugin for Confluence. Starting from the cleanest slate possible — a plugin that does […]
Webinar: Zen Foundation on Confluence
Next week we are hosting a webinar with Stepstone Technologies who have developed Zen Foundation. Zen Foundation delivers attractive and easy-to-use collaboration for non-technical online communities. With strong branding and graphic design, Zen puts rich presentation options and content design widgets at your fingertips. Plus, Zen’s multi-page draft/preview and publication features gives new users the […]
Making Toast with Jira at SXSW
If you’re heading to SXSW 2011, be sure to drop by the Praecipio booth to get the scoop on how to make toast using Jira. Yes, you read that correctly.. I think Chris Pepe is taking information radiators to a whole new level with this one. Check it out: Looks like that setup has room for […]
Radical change to Performance Reviews wins Atlassian prestiguous Human Capital M-Prize
I’m chuffed that the Human Capital Institute (HCI) and the Management Innovation eXchange (MIX) announced that Atlassian is a winners of the 2011 M-prize. The prestigious prize was awarded at one of the world’s largest HR event – the Human Capital Summit in Atlanta to celebrate innovation in HR.
(Press Release) Atlassian Wins a 2011 Human Capital Institute (HCI) M-prize
Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) — Atlassian, a leader in software tools for streamlining product development and collaboration, today announced that the company has won a prestigious M-prize for Human Resources innovation. The prizes were awarded at the Human Capital Summit this week held in Atlanta, where the Management Innovation eXchange (MIX) and Human Capital Institute (HCI) […]
Plugin Architecture, Episode VI ("Return of the jQuery")
In Episodes IV and V of this blog series, we got through a substantial chunk of the implementation for a cross-product search plugin. I’ve personally never been great at estimating the amount of time needed for engineering work, but I’d guess that at the point where we left off, we’d done about three quarters of […]
Breaking News: Pre-release of Confluence 3.5 "found in bar"
The Coffee Bar. A nice place to enjoy a good cup of coffee, sandwich and even a Flat White. And if you’re an Atlassian Software Engineer – whom we will leave unnamed – it’s also a nice place to lose the next-generation release of Confluence 3.5.