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Inside Atlassian: designing software with the customer at heart

I decided to sit down with different Jira designers to learn how they reimagined Jira as Jira Software, Jira Core, and Jira Service desk from a design perspective. The stories were endless, but three things kept popping up in each designer’s story: design spikes, live data prototyping, and a stellar feedback collector.

Confluence editor: create and edit pages faster than ever

We haven’t just focused on making Confluence faster, we’ve worked hard to make you faster too. That comes down to two important functions: creating and editing content. In this post, I’ll cover two improvements to how you create and edit content.

New ebook: the software team’s guide to Confluence

The “Software Team’s Guide to Confluence” ebook is a collection of pro tips and step-by-step tutorials – tailor-made for software teams – that’ll show you how to use Confluence for creating, organizing, and documenting the information your team needs to make awesome products.

How the agile manifesto rescued The Daily Telegraph’s service desk

The Daily Telegraph’s Director of Service Delivery, was facing a seemingly impossible task: bring service delivery back in-house, and do it within three months. Learn how they applied the agile manifesto and improved customer satisfaction by 140%.

How to make Jira Core issues work for your business team

Jira Core can help any business team manage any project. That means projects like onboarding new employees, and launching marketing campaigns, and keeping track of legal document updates with workflows. And that’s not all. Since more information is still needed to help teams make decisions and progress toward next steps, Jira Core lets you customize items called issues to help any member of your team match the unique way your team works.

Inside Atlassian: building a culture of innovation

Fostering a culture of innovation isn’t about providing ping-pong and free beer. It’s about your values and how you live them. Here’s a look at how we build a culture of innovation and how your company can, too.

TAM day at Summit: 3 big takeaways

Highlights from the Summit 2015 event TAM day, an exclusive event for customers in the technical account management program. It’s a full day dedicated to discussions with product leadership around scaling and standardizing across different business teams, and provides a collaborative environment to meet and chat with other TAM customers from around the world.

Announcing the Codegeist 2015 winners!

We received over 140 submissions for Codegeist 2015 – a 50% increase over the previous competition – making it one of the most successful Atlassian hackathons ever. Because of the huge demand for cloud based add-ons, this year’s competition concentrated on the cloud.

Introducing the build status API for Bitbucket Cloud

Many of you have been asking for better support for continuous integration in Bitbucket Cloud. Every time you trigger a build,  whether by pushing commits or creating a pull request, you have to log in to your build server to see if it passed or failed. For many of you, we know it’s been a […]

Portfolio for Jira: project managers edition

This is part three of Portfolio for Jira’s “across the team” series. In this edition, I’m going to show you how project and program managers can use Portfolio for Jira to accurately plan across projects and teams.

Building command line tools with Node.js

I’ve written hundreds of Bash scripts over my career, but I still suck at Bash. I have to look up the syntax for simple logical structures every single time. If I want to do anything fancy with curl or sed, I have to go and look up man pages too. I spend hours brute forcing every possible combination […]

Optimize your video conferences with Trello’s Google hangout and Appear.in integrations

How freelancers can improve client collaboration with Trello

Keeping projects on track: four lessons for development managers

Imagine you had a product with millions of users, over five million lines of code, and more than 100 developers working on it. And then your company decided that this product had the opportunity to become an even more successful platform. Check out how two of our development managers co-coordinated Jira’s move from product to platform.

Portfolio for Jira: development managers edition

This is part 2 of the Portfolio for Jira ‘across the team’ series. Last time, we talked about product managers and how they can use Portfolio for Jira to organize ideas, build roadmaps, and play with what-if scenarios. So in this edition, I’m going to show you how development managers can use Portfolio for Jira to […]