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- 5 Tips for Great Product Design
Kelly Snow, Lead Designer, Atlassian
- 7 Secrets of Successful HipChat Integrations
Anatoli Kazatchkov, Development Manager for HipChat Ecosystem, Atlassian
- Accelerating Add-on Development From Concept to Launch
Dave Elkan, Co-Founder & CTO, Arijea
- Automate Your Business with Atlassian
Louis Lepper, Software Developer, Atlassian
- Building Software Fast with Freelancers & JIRA
Lisa-Anne Chung, Senior Product Manager, Upwork
- ChatBots Everywhere - How Financial Engines Made Their EV Charging Stations Chat With Them
Alexander Yavorskiy, CTO, Financial Engines, Inc.
David Chou, Staff DevOps Engineer, Financial Engines, Inc.
- Connect + Docker + AWS = Bitbucket Pipelines
Nathan Burrell, Senior Developer, Atlassian
- Creating Your Team's Dream Home in Confluence
Ben Mackie, Development Manager, Atlassian
Brian Swift, Principal Product Manager, Atlassian
- Great Add-ons for Improving Teamwork
Luke Kilpatrick, Developer Program Manager, Atlassian
- Saving Money by Optimising Your Cloud Add-on Infrastructure
Patrick Streule, Architect, Atlassian
Klaus Ihlberg, Development Team Lead, Atlassian
5 Tips for Great Product Design
Kelly Snow
Lead Designer, Atlassian
Design product by developing empathy for your users and understanding the tasks they are trying to accomplish. How do I know what to design? When do I test it? When is a design complete?
This talk will present iterative design and testing method that is light weight and can significantly improve your product design.
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7 Secrets of Successful HipChat Integrations
Anatoli Kazatchkov
Development Manager for HipChat Ecosystem, Atlassian
Anatoli Kazatchkov
Development Manager for HipChat Ecosystem, Atlassian
Anatoli is an engineering manager in charge of HipChat platform. During his 9 years in Atlassian he worked on different teams such as Confluence, Bamboo, Integration and HipChat. Anatoli honed his skills working as a developer, team lead, and a development manager in both small and large teams on projects such as cross platform installer, Confluence's inline comments, JIRA-Confluence integration, HipChat integrations, and Bamboo Cloud. In his latest role in HipChat he and his team have been working on creating a platform that allows add-on developers integrate business services seamlessly into HipChat.
One of the great things about HipChat is its ability to support add-ons that pull useful information from other systems into team chat rooms. Many teams use add-ons to do things like notify them about incidents, track marketing metrics, or organize team projects.
But, getting teams to use the right add-ons in the right way can be a challenge. While many provide a lot of value to the team, others don't get much adoption.
Learn what makes for a successful HipChat add-on from HipChat Ecosystem team manager, Anatoli Kazatchkov, who has studied the essential traits of popular add-ons. You will learn how to avoid making your add-ons too noisy, how to make the functionality discoverable, and how to provide the right information in the right context.
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Accelerating Add-on Development From Concept to Launch
Dave Elkan
Co-Founder & CTO, Arijea
Dave Elkan
Co-Founder & CTO, Arijea
Dave is a former Atlassian who has worked on JIRA, the Atlassian Marketplace, the Atlassian Ecosystem Developer relations team and finally as a Javascript engineer and team lead on HipChat. Since leaving Atlassian in late 2015, Dave co-founded Arijea, an Atlassian Marketplace business building agile story mapping and roadmap solutions for the Enterprise. Dave places great emphasis on devspeed and automation to ensure that Arijea's small team punches well above their weight.
In this session you'll learn how Arijea uses react, redux and webpack to rapidly and reliably develop Atlassian add-ons. Dave Elkan, Co-Founder of Arijea, will detail the challenges he faced and the techniques he employs to build JIRA Software add-ons in record time.
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Automate Your Business with Atlassian
Louis Lepper
Software Developer, Atlassian
Louis Lepper
Software Developer, Atlassian
I'm a software developer working for Atlassian on the Confluence Core Platform and API team. Over the last quarter I've been working to extend the capabilities of Atlassian Connect inside of Confluence. Personally I'm very interested in computer networks. Outside of software I'm a huge foodie.
While Atlassian users get excited when they see the most popular add-ons in the marketplace, few see the potential of a custom built add-on tailored to their business. In our cloud-based products, the Connect platform makes it easier than ever to craft solutions that drastically reduce the number of manual tasks your workers have to do. In this talk, I give insider tips on how we do automation at Atlassian, and tell a story that shows how some businesses can automate their entire workflow with Atlassian tools.
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Building Software Fast with Freelancers & JIRA
Lisa-Anne Chung
Senior Product Manager, Upwork
Lisa-Anne Chung
Senior Product Manager, Upwork
Lisa-Anne Chung is a senior product manager at Upwork, where she leads the Collaboration Platform team, which includes the Messaging system and many other collaboration tools to come. Prior to Upwork, she worked at Intuit in Finance, Operations, and Product. She has a BS in Management Science from University of California, San Diego and an MBA from the Haas Business School at UC Berkeley.
In the modern workforce your team needs to scale up and down just as fast as your servers and technology demands do. Learn from Upwork how to add people with specific skill sets to your team on demand. The new Upwork Job Post for JIRA add-on lets you easily hire the skilled freelancers you need to get those JIRA tickets resolved faster than ever.
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ChatBots Everywhere - How Financial Engines Made Their EV Charging Stations Chat With Them
Alexander Yavorskiy
CTO, Financial Engines, Inc.
Alexander Yavorskiy
CTO, Financial Engines, Inc.
Alex Yavorskiy is a veteran technologist and a Robo Adviser pioneer. In the last 16 years he helped turn Financial Engines (FE) into the largest independent RIA in the United States. Alex helped build unique services that use a combination of computer algorithms and human advisors to help millions of ordinary Americans plan for retirement. Throughout his tenure with FE, Alex played a number of different roles on the company's Technology Team, both as individual contributor and as a technology leader. He worked on diverse set of features including scalable and pluggable backend batch job infrastructure, all aspects of Managed Accounts service, advisor centric and operational tools, as well as consumer facing web applications. Most recently, Alex served as VP of Engineering for Consumer Products Development Team, where he led efforts to modernize UI tech stack and embrace continuous delivery practices. Currently, Alex serves as a Financial Engines CTO and Technology Evangelist. He is leading rearchitecture of monolithic application to microservices on the cloud, with special focus on serverless cloud technologies.
David Chou
Staff DevOps Engineer, Financial Engines, Inc.
David Chou
Staff DevOps Engineer, Financial Engines, Inc.
Just like how Pokémon evolve - David was once a Build & Release Engineer who now has evolved into a DevOps Engineer. In addition to things like Jenkins/Puppet/AWS he is also the resident Atlassian admin running JIRA/Confluence/FeCRU/Hipchat on-prem.
If you drive an Electric Vehicle and charge it at work, or elsewhere, then you know it can be tough to share charging stations, especially when supply is limited. By integrating HipChat with ChargePoint API, Hubot and AWS, we created EV Concierge - a smart chatbot that makes EV charger sharing efficient and fun. It significantly improved our charging throughput and created a growing EV enthusiast community.
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Connect + Docker + AWS = Bitbucket Pipelines
Nathan Burrell
Senior Developer, Atlassian
Nathan Burrell
Senior Developer, Atlassian
Nathan Burrell is a software engineer from the Central Coast, Australia that has had a varied career in the software industry. He has worked with warehousing and logistics software in COBOL and C#, to making game engines in C++ and DirectX. He is currently working on cloud-scale products written in Java running on AWS. He studied software engineering at the University of Newcastle. His current role as a Developer on Bitbucket Pipelines enables him to help Atlassian with democratizing CI/CD so all teams can start practising it, and by doing so helping every TEAM in Building the Future.
If you are planning on building a connect integration for any of the Atlassians cloud offerings, growth, performance, and stability should be your highest priorities. In addition, you have to think of keeping the cost down, delivering the product on time, and keeping both users and developers happy.
In this session, Nathan Burrell will talk about the architecture of Bitbucket Pipelines (Beta) which is a feature of Bitbucket Cloud that is integrated via connect, runs on AWS and heavily utilises docker. He will walk you through examples that show how one can implement a solid integration while staying aligned and meeting all previously mentioned priorities. You will learn about best practices, software architecture insights, and the technologies that are readily available to assist you in your endeavours.
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Creating Your Team's Dream Home in Confluence
Ben Mackie
Development Manager, Atlassian
Ben Mackie
Development Manager, Atlassian
Ben has over 15 years experience building and leading collaboration and intelligence solutions for global markets. He loves seeing the power of a platform deliver a consistently awesome experience to customers and developers. He is the Development Manager for the Confluence Platform.
Brian Swift
Principal Product Manager, Atlassian
Brian Swift
Principal Product Manager, Atlassian
Brian Swift is a Principal Product Manager at Atlassian, responsible for Confluence Platform & Ecosystem. Prior to joining Atlassian, he helped launch and lead product initiatives for Fabric, Twitter's mobile developer platform. In his free time he enjoys trying new coffee shops in Sydney, playing soccer and watching University of Michigan sports.
Is your team's Confluence home cosy and clean? Or perhaps a bit messy and hectic?
With a number of new add-ons available, and a new version of the platform to build on, you can shape Confluence to suit your team's style and workflow. In this talk, we will show you how to build your teams' dream home in Conflulence. We will cover:
- New add-ons available in the marketplace and how you can easily integrate them with Confluence.
- New patterns such as page extensions, custom content, and themes and the use cases they solve.
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Great Add-ons for Improving Teamwork
Luke Kilpatrick
Developer Program Manager, Atlassian
Learn about the latest and greatest Atlassian Add-ons and how they can make your team work better.
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Saving Money by Optimising Your Cloud Add-on Infrastructure
Patrick Streule
Architect, Atlassian
Patrick Streule
Architect, Atlassian
Patrick is the architect of Connect for HipChat at Atlassian. Before HipChat, he was the architect for Connect in JIRA and Confluence. What motivates him most: seeing great ideas being implemented on the Connect platform, be it as part of a hackathon or by a for-profit business.
Klaus Ihlberg
Development Team Lead, Atlassian
Klaus Ihlberg
Development Team Lead, Atlassian
Klaus is a development team lead in the Confluence Platform Core API Team. He's been working with his team on creating new API's and extension points for the Confluence Cloud Ecosystem, including CQL, Custom Content, Theming and many others. When Klaus is not working you will most likely find him cooking or enjoying craft beer.
People love the freedom and control that comes with hosting an add-on in the cloud, but financially speaking, that freedom doesn't come for free. You'll end up paying for your servers whether they serve requests or not, and of course, someone is needed to monitor and upgrade these servers.
In this talk, we will cover best practices on how to get a simple and inexpensive cloud add-on going for Hipchat, Bitbucket, Confluence and JIRA without all the overhead of running your own servers. We'll cover serverless technologies like AWS Lambda, static frontends, and how you can use JIRA and Confluence to host your add-on data.
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