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Andrew Burleson

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Andrew is Senior Engineering Team Lead with Atlassian’s Statuspage team. He’s worked in software engineering for ten years, and has led teams in agencies, startups, and enterprise environments. He’s helped the Statuspage team more than double in the past two years, and works hard to steadily evolve and improve team processes in response to a constantly changing environment. Outside of Atlassian, Andrew serves as a board member of Strong Towns, a national non-profit working to improve the fiscal health of cities and towns across North America.

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  • Introducing The Bamboo Release Management Plugin – Part 1

    This is a guest blog post submitted by Jonathan Doklovic. Jonathan is Founder and CEO of Systems Bliss Inc., an Atlassian Partner. Jonathan has been…

  • Take part in the State of Agile Development survey

    It’s that time of year again.. the 5th annual State of Agile Development survey is currently being conducted. I encourage you to participate and share…

  • Wiki Adoption: Why there's no Reason to be Scared of Sharing Knowledge

    Often in the opening phase of deploying an enterprise wiki it is difficult to encourage employees to participate. This is because employees haven’t been properly…

  • Summit 2010 Highlights – Building Plugins with Groovy

    Groovy is a dynamic programing language based on the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) with features for improved productivity. For Java developers, it’s a great way…

  • Code review with the Atlassian Bamboo developers (Part 2)

    In a previous post (Part 1) we introduced how the Atlassian Bamboo developers were using Crucible for their code review process. We showed a snapshot…

  • Video: Clustering Jira

    We produced a webinar on Scarlet by Sourcesense, an open source systems integrator. Scarlet is a special edition of Jira created to meet the demanding…

  • Using Jira Studio for distributed development? Tell us about it!

    Recently we did some analysis of Jira Studio’s usage metrics, and came across an interesting fact.   According to our measurements, 60% of Jira Studio…

  • Video: Designing Complex Jira Workflows

    Yesterday we hosted a webinar which focused on complex Jira workflows. Solid process design is an important part of any software development project. Communicating your…

  • AtlasCamp 2010: Coming Soon To A Picturesque Bay Near Us

    Dust off your pup tents — the 3rd annual Atlassian developers’ conference, AtlasCamp 2010, is barely a month away!

  • Atlassian is a “Great Place to Work”

    Atlassian is thrilled to be recognized as one of the 2010’s 25 Best Small Companies to Work For from the Great Place to Work® Institute…

  • AtlasCamp Agenda Live!

    The agenda for our third annual developer conference, AtlasCamp is now live! Highlights include: Three days of technical presentations, round table discussions and networking Presentations…

  • Two Jira Webinars This Week

    Later this week we have two excellent JIRA-centric webinars lined up. One would be great for anyone interested in complex Jira workflows, while the other…

  • 3 wiki shortcuts to save you time with Autocomplete

    With the release of Confluence 3.2 we made it incredibly quick to create links and embed images or documents with the introduction of Autocomplete. In…

  • Bi-weekly blog roundup

    In case you missed it, here’s a brief summary of some of the blogs that have been published in the last couple weeks across our…

  • Code Review with the Atlassian Bamboo Developers (Part 1)

    A common question that comes up is how do the Atlassians use their own tools. Whether you’re on the Confluence, Jira, Fisheye, Crucible, Bamboo, Crowd,…