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Mobile User Feedback, available OnDemand
With the introduction of Jira OnDemand, it’s now easier than ever to collect feedback from your mobile app users. Since Jira Mobile Connect is included…
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Atlassian OnDemand, Meet Gliffy
More Atlassian customers use Gliffy to make information visual and easier to understand than any other diagramming plugin. The Gliffy plugin for Atlassian OnDemand allows…
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Performance Testing meets Continuous Integration – Bamboo and Blitz
This is a guest blog post by Kowsik Guruswamy, CTO for Mu Dynamics, the company that powers Blitz. Kowsik is a self proclaimed cloud junkie…
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8 automations that improved our HR team’s productivity
I hate manual repetitive tasks that don’t add value to the work of our team. Unfortunately, in HR, there are many. In the past, we’d…
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Self-Updating Universal Plugin Manager
Anyone who has used the Universal Plugin Manager (UPM) in Jira will attest to its ability to simplify the process of monitoring, installing, and upgrading…
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(Case Study) ShipIt Day Romanian Style: Lateral Illustrates How Far a Little Innovation Can Go
In case you haven’t noticed, we’re pretty excited about our ShipIt Days around here. Every quarter, we give employees the chance to work on anything…
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Why We Removed the Wiki Markup Editor in Confluence 4.0
UPDATE: July 2013 Since this post was published back in November 2011 there have been a number of improvements to working with wiki markup in…
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Atlassian OnDemand, Meet Tempo
With Tempo you can now map and plan people and teams to projects with a mouse click and allocate their time and vacation just as…
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Building an Ecosystem for Hackers
A couple of weeks ago, I presented at QCon SF. My topic was on Building an Ecosystem for Hackers. It was a talk about how…
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Writing a Confluence Plugin for a SaaS Product
This is a guest post by Brian Pugh of LucidChart, an online diagramming solution that makes diagramming fast and easy. In this post, Brian talks…
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Introduction to a new JavaScript language, “Roy”, with Brian McKenna
Atlassian developer Brian McKenna has been working on a new programming language, Roy, since May 2011. In this video Brian shares his motivation for building…
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Paper Prototypes with Jay Rogers
In this video GreenHopper designer Jay Rogers explains what paper prototyping is and how you can start using it within your own team. This was…
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Making your Bamboo Dashboard quicker and more relevant using Plan Labels
The Bamboo Dashboard was designed so that developers can quickly find the status of the builds they care about and drill down to the latest…
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Improve Visibility of Your Projects and Change Management Process with Team Calendars
Since more than half of our Jira customers also use Confluence, the Team Calendars development team has been working hard to tighten the integration between the two. We know that…
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Xtend: First Impressions
We’re hiring a lot, and that means a lot of interviews. Being keen to help find our future colleagues, a bunch of us are training…