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Sara Carter

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Sara Carter is a co-founder of . She enjoys spending her days writing about technology and business, writing code, or chasing her kids and dog.

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  • Enterprise 2.0: wikis, social networks, & the strength of weak ties

    Andrew McAfee recently wrote a post called How to Hit the Enterprise 2.0 Bullseye that looks at how multiple tools like wikis, blogs, and social…

  • Spot the plugin

    Out of the box, Confluence is beaut. Add a plugin or two, and your documents glow. So which plugins do we use in the Atlassian…

  • Commit Acceptance Plugin 1.2 1.3

    So I had intended to get this blog post written a month ago, but since I never got around to it, you get a double-shot…

  • How a poor HR policy on Facebook at work can affect wiki use

    In Facing up to Facebook (PDF), the UK Trades Union Congress offers some advice to HR staff regarding employee use of social networks at work:…

  • Clustering Jira

    For the last few weeks, Gianugo Rabellino with our Italian partner SourceSense, has been excitedly emailing us about some BIG news. Today at last they…

  • Optimizing PostgreSQL pl/pgsql queries for data migrations

    Here at Atlassian, we make good use of Open Source products. Not just because we can re-use code, but often because the Open Source products…

  • Introducing… Jira Studio

    We’re proud to introduce the newest addition to the Atlassian product portfolio – Jira Studio. Jira Studio is a hosted development suite, combining best-of-breed coding…

  • Two arguments against wiki use (and how to respond to them)

    Brian Solis writes about some of the resistance to blogging that he encounters from companies, and much of this applies to to wikis and enterprise…

  • Atlassian helps drive the World of Warcraft economy

    Okay, I’ll admit it — I love playing World of Warcraft. Not that it’s an unusual thing to admit — there are 9 million people…

  • Announcing Enterprise Hosting

    We’re excited today to announce public availability of Enterprise Hosting for Jira and Confluence. Enterprise Hosting is a great way to start using our wiki…

  • My tests touched what?!

    Before jumping out of a plane, it’s good to know how well your parachute is packed.

  • Dynamic Task List 2.1.1

    I’d like to announce the latest version of the new Dynamic Task List 2 plugin for Confluence. This release features over 30 new features, enhancements…

  • Clover 2.0 Spices Up Code Coverage

    Anyone who thinks that unit testing is boring may be singing a different tune after they give Clover 2.0 a try. Clover shows developers where…

  • Distributed Agile Development Best Practices From Atlassian & GlobalLogic

    Join us on November 1, 2007 at 10 am PT for a free webinar hosted by GlobalLogic, an Atlassian partner, to discuss Agile development practices.…

  • WikiSym 2007: “Wiki Patterns: What Works and What Doesn’t?”

    Today, I’ll be joined by Anne Goldenberg, Ted Ernst, Mark Bernstein, François Beauregard, and Dirk Riehle on a panel called, “Wiki Patterns: What Works and…