5 ways working remotely changed the way I think about teamwork

People talk a lot about remote work these days, but with most things, you never truly know until you’ve experienced it. I’ve learned quite a bit about remote teamwork along the way and I thought I’d share some lessons I learned as developer and architect.

AtlasCamp Video – Plugins Present and Future

I’ve been heads down the last six months or so before AtlasCamp, working on the next generation of the Atlassian Plugins framework used by all our products, and at the conference, I had a chance to come up for air and share what we’ve been working on. These videos cover the current state of Atlassian […]

Developing Jira Studio – Finding Common Ground

Plugins are arguably the killer feature for Atlassian products, as they allow you to tweak a theme or deploy full-blown applications within a familiar environment and infrastructure. The number of plugins available, especially for established products like Confluence and Jira, is huge and the amount of extension points available to plugins basically give you full […]

Developing Jira Studio Part 1

For the last few months, we’ve been hard at work creating the newest member of the Atlassian family, Jira Studio. Since this product is targeted squarely at developers, we decided it would be useful to engage the developer community to talk about what we are working on, both the good and the bad. Our team […]

ShipIt VI – One-Click Blog Publishing

An important lesson in software is to use it for what it does well, and don’t try to force it into areas it isn’t meant for. Blogging has become an important communication tool for many companies, both outside and inside the firewall. Confluence provides decent support for blogging, and a good match for behind-the-firewall internal […]