Last week we released Confluence 5.1 and introduced Blueprints – ready-made solutions to common business problems. Confluence Blueprints make creating and sharing work – meeting notes, file lists, product requirements, anything – easy for everyone. If you haven’t seen Blueprints yet, check them out now:
Feedback is rolling in…
Atlassian Extends Confluence Collaboration Platform, Now Competing More With Jive Software And Oth… tcrn.ch/WWzebe by @alexwilliams
— TechCrunch (@TechCrunch) March 27, 2013
“RT @camholm: It’s worth mentioning every now and again: @atlassian @confluence is the ultimate wiki slayer…” Indeed! Liking Blueprints
— Sheryle Gillihan (@sgillihan) March 29, 2013
Congrats @atlassian on @confluence Blueprints atlassian.com/software/confl… MyPOV Providing usecase based structure helps ppl collab #socbiz
— Alan Lepofsky (@alanlepo) March 29, 2013
Even if I weren’t working for #Atlassian, I’d still be as genuinely excited about @confluence‘s new #Blueprints feature. They’re shit-hot.
— Christopher Darroch (@chrisdarroch) March 29, 2013
Information Context made easier – @atlassian @confluence meets #Blueprints –atlassian.com/software/confl…
— Gerulf Ketz (@gketz) March 28, 2013
Atlassian do it again with Confluence Blueprints – making efficient team collaboration that little bit easier bit.ly/16iIeKo
— Dave Meikle (@dameikle) March 30, 2013
The sky’s the limit
We’re already heads down building more Blueprints and continuing to work with our vibrant ecosystem of third-party developers to create their own Blueprints to distribute on the Atlassian Marketplace. Here’s an example from our friends at Comalatech of what’s possible thanks to the Blueprints framework:
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