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Kat Boogaard

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Kat is a Wisconsin-based freelance writer who focuses on careers, productivity, and self-development. She’s written for numerous outlets including The Muse, Fast Company, and Inc. When she’s not in front of her computer, she enjoys being outdoors, spoiling her two rescue mutts, and continuing her search for the perfect taco.

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  • Maven in our development process. Part 3 – Configuring Maven projects

    In the previous parts, I talked about the requirements for our maven process and how we met some of them setting up our maven infrastructure.…

  • Pop-up window that remembers its own position – part 2 – Opera

    This is a continuation to my previous post where I claimed that IE is broken. Well, it seems that it is not the only one.…

  • Got 3-Minutes to Nominate Us?

    SD Times is asking for nominations for their annual innovation and leadership awards. We’d love to have your support. The nomination form asks you to…

  • The Monthly Code Smell – Issue 1

    Code reviews are great because not only can they prevent defects from shipping to customers, they are also a great learning tool for both author…

  • Maven in our development process. Part 2 – Maven infrastructure.

    In Part 1of this series I talked about our requirements for the Maven process and the issues we needed to resolve. In this part I…

  • IE pop-up window that remembers its own position

    Generally speaking, pop-ups are a bad idea. Pop-up windows take the focus from the current application – all of a sudden a new window pops…

  • Manual WTF

    Probably the funniest argument in favor of using a bug tracker was posted yesterday by Alex Papadimoulis at DailyWTF. “Within a month, I came to…

  • Our Valentine’s Day Gift to Developers: cLOVER 2.1

    We’re happy to announce the release of Clover 2.1, just in time for Valentine’s Day! Clover 2.1 allows you to tailor your code coverage reporting…

  • Developing in an Open Company is a Fairytale

    There’s special perks that you get out of working for an open company, where customers can communicate with us directly and publicly. We came across…

  • Jira and Bug Trackers at Codesqueeze

    “7 Ways To Piss Me Off and Not Buy Your Software” That was a the title of a blog post last September at Codesqueeze, a…

  • Maven in our development process. Part 1 – Requirements.

    At Atlassian we use Maven as part of our development process. The key with Maven is to set it up correctly as a process. In…

  • The New Guy on Working in New Ways

    A new job always brings with it changes. I’ve already mentioned the different tools I’ve had to use, and their effect on me. But one…

  • The Winner of No Fluff Just Stuff Tickets for Milwaukee is…

    Congratulations to Grant Burnes for winning the first pair of tickets to the NFJS conference in Milwaukee! The competition was fierce, but Grant flexed his…

  • Back by Popular Demand: Distributed Agile Software Development Best Practices — Atlassian and GlobalLogic Velocity™

    Join us on Wednesday, February 27 at 11 am PT, for the second free webinar hosted by GlobalLogic, an Atlassian partner, to discuss Agile development…

  • Sunny Days ahead for Sydney Java Developers

    Australians, you’re in luck! Get out your party hat and head on over to Sun Tech Days in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, or Canberra. The Sydney…