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Make your move to win: Codegeist is here
It’s time to make your move. Codegeist, Atlassian’s annual developer hackathon, is now live! With Codegeist, developers have the opportunity to unleash the potential of teams around the world by building Atlassian apps. Designed to recognize greatness of our developer community, Codegeist gives participants a stage to showcase their creativity and skill in extending Atlassian’s […]
Encountering some turbulence on Bitbucket’s journey to a new platform
The past week has been a turbulent time for Bitbucket Cloud’s engineering and support teams as well as our customers. Some of you have expressed concern regarding our services’ performance and reliability in recent days. Fortunately, for the majority of Bitbucket users, our services have continued to perform smoothly. But given the number of developers […]
Why peer feedback should prioritize radical candor
Take this quiz to see if your feedback style strikes the right balance of caring personally and challenging directly.
Unlocking reliability with Splunk SmartStore
Atlassian developers use Splunk as the primary tool to search for and analyze logs from applications, appliances, and platforms. As Atlassian grows and introduces new features and services to our customers, the volume of telemetry data, including logs shipped to our Observability data sinks like Splunk, has also increased. Here’s a chart that shows a […]
A new era of request management
Reduced pricing from Halp brings conversational ticketing to your entire organization.
How teams can use Trello to collaborate with contractors
Freelance and contract work have been on the rise for years now, but in 2020, the pandemic gave those already-rising numbers a massive boost. According to Upwork, the number of freelancing Americans grew by 50% during COVID-19—with many reporting higher incomes and optimism for the future. Companies also embraced the shift, enjoying the flexibility that working with freelancers provided them during an economically turbulent time: the percentage of temporary jobs listed on job site ZipRecruiter jumped from 24% to 34% during COVID-19. That number has remained high even as the job market has recovered.
Reinventing Hot Wheels
Can you fix a toy that isn’t broken? That’s what a team at Mattel Inc. set out to do with Hot Wheels™. But the digital update they introduced to future-proof the best-selling toy on the planet bombed. The risky decision, however, benefitted the venerable company – just not the way they expected.
How Trello can help your teams go lean
If you feel like your organization is facing more competition than ever these days, join the crowd. According to a 2020 report by competitive intelligence platform Crayon, 90 percent of businesses say their industry has become more competitive over the last three years. And it’s no wonder: digital transformations are accelerating the rate of change, consumers are more connected than ever, and even industry leaders are playing whack-a-mole with upstart competitors.
Keep your instance clutter-free and performant with Data Center’s cleanup features
Maintaining good instance hygiene improves performance and productivity – these features can help.
5 types of meetings that should always be async (and 5 that shouldn’t)
Well, that meeting could’ve been an email.
Zero Trust security, explained: why it matters and how to get started
The on-premises “castle-and-moat” security model no longer works in today’s world. Here’s how to lock down your fortress in the cloud.
Staying in Sync with Async: Agile Processes for Distributed Teams — Webinar Recap
On Wednesday, June 30th, Loom’s Anique Drumright, VP of Product, Britt Layton, Design Manager, and Justin “Vegetables” Reidy, Group PM for the Platform and Integrate teams, got together to discuss how they rely on asynchronous communication to supercharge their workflows and build culture across distributed teams.
The road to effective change management in cloud
Two features admins can use today to prepare and control product changes in cloud.
Deprecating Atlassian account password for Git and Bitbucket API activity
Starting Mar 1, 2022, Bitbucket users will no longer be able to use their Atlassian account password to interact with Bitbucket via Git over https and the Bitbucket API. Users will need to start using Bitbucket app passwords for Git commands, scripts, and integrating tools. As part of an ongoing effort to align with internal […]
7 tools that make your cloud migration easier (and faster)
These resources are designed to make your cloud migration faster, easier, and more successful.