Confluence Server 7.4 Enterprise release beta is available now
Reading Time: < 1 minute Today we released a beta for Confluence 7.4, which is an Enterprise release. There are changes in this release that may directly affect 3rd-party apps.
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Make your move to win: Codegeist is here
Reading Time: 4 minutes It’s time to make your move. Codegeist, Atlassian’s annual developer hackathon, is now live! With Codegeist, developers have the opportunity to…
Users that use Sign in with Apple may choose to not share their email address
Reading Time: < 1 minute Atlassian is currently adding the Sign in with Apple social login option for our customers, for both login and signup in…
Artificial intelligence for issue analytics: a machine learning powered Jira Cloud app
Reading Time: 7 minutes This blog post was contributed by a group of students at the University of Wollongong, based on a project they did…
Refactoring Atlas Camp
Reading Time: < 1 minute We’ve made the decision to forego Atlas Camp in 2020, and this was decided prior to the effects of COVID-19.
Build a cloud app, take home 95% of the profits for the first year
Reading Time: 2 minutes Anyone can use our development platform to create custom apps that personalize their experience with Atlassian products. For the entrepreneurial types…
Dev Chat – A look at the new Move & Copy Page APIs for Confluence Cloud
Reading Time: < 1 minute In our first Dev Chat video, Ralph Whitbeck of the Developer Relations team sits down with Ryan Talusan, Senior Engineer on the Confluence Cloud Ecosystem Team to show us the new Move & Copy page REST APIs in Confluence Cloud.
Jira has Capabilities
Reading Time: < 1 minute You can use the Jira Capabilities rest endpoint in Jira to check whether the new and improved Createmeta REST endpoint is available.
App Week in June has been canceled
Reading Time: < 1 minute As the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation has continued to evolve around the world, Atlassian has been actively assessing the risk and impact…
Using Forge to Build Insights into your Team
Reading Time: 12 minutes Forge provides some really convenient features for developing apps that will allow you build greater insights into your organization’s behaviour. This blog summarizes an approach taken to understand details about how decisions are made at Atlassian and a similar approach can be followed for other types of information. Within the post, I point out certain aspects of my Forge development experience, noting areas of delight plus those needing improvement. I expect the latter to become out of date quickly as Forge is still in the early stages of development.
