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What 3 Dev Tools Do You Rely on Most?
Check out this post discussing the requirements and solution one developer has found. It’s hard not to be pleased to see that Jira has been…
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A Londoner, A Frenchman, A German: Yes, I’m all three this week
The last one is technically true, as I’m part German by family heritage. But on to more serious things: I’m in London this week, Germany…
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Building a new intranet at Janssen-Cilag using a wiki
Nathan Wallace of Janssen-Cilag has written an excellent case study on their wiki adoption, which Bill Ives picked up on the FastForward Blog. Janssen-Cilag is…
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Successful Wikis Need a Purpose and a Strong Core Group
In Wiki is the new FAQ Dennis Howlett looks at the Wall Street Journal’s coverage of wiki use at SAP and Intuit. At SAP, the…
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Marrying Agile/ Scrum with Pragmatic Product Management
As a marketer, I like to think I understand the term Pragmatic Marketing, but it appears the folks at Splunk are taking that term to…
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Jira, Agile, Scrum, and Pragmatic Marketing
Christina Noren, VP Product Management at Splunk, recently wrote a blog post on Automating and opening up product planning. Their product development process was already…
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Constitution Celebrates Another Year Today
It’s National Constitution Day today in the USA, and for the second year in a row Atlassian is helping to sponsor the event with the…
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Jira Offers Clarity at ClearStory
Susan Worthy, my manager from a past job at ClearStory Systems, pinged me the other day regarding their development team’s switch to Jira. Somehow, the…
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Jira and VSS: we need your help
If you’ve been watching the Jira Plugin Library like a hawk, this post will come as no surprise to you. But in case you haven’t,…
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Atlassian Wins SmartCompany 2007 Award
Some good news on the awards front. Atlassian won a 2007 SmartCompany Award on Friday night at an awards ceremony held in Melbourne. The awards…
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Releasing Our Inner Geeks at ShipIt VI
Atlassian developers have started to blog about their ShipIt Day projects. Last week, ShipIt VI took place; it’s a semi-regular “open coding” day wherein the…
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Growing, yet staying agile thanks to Confluence and Jira
How does a small organisation remain agile as it grows? One way is by adopting and building work practices around effective tools. Learn some tricks…
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ShipIt VI Winner – Jira Caller ID
The Problem Many people have come to know and love Jira as an issue tracker for software development projects. What many people don’t realise is…
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Caching – Confluence Style
Special thanks to our guest blogger, Dan Hardiker from Adaptavist. Confluence in its naked, default form is nice, fast and responsive from the user’s perspective…
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Upcoming JUGs
Our infant Java user group sponsorship program is growing inch by inch. Last week we added three more Java User Groups to the list of…