Holding Aggro
A couple of months after I blogged about the role of the Disturbed in the Confluence team, it has come around to being my turn to take on the job. At stand-up this morning,...
A couple of months after I blogged about the role of the Disturbed in the Confluence team, it has come around to being my turn to take on the job. At stand-up this morning,...
Still, distractions are inevitable, and problems that need a developer to help solve them will come up every day. A production system may run into trouble, another developer may need help with a hairy...
Last week my RSS reader was regularly ticking over with posts from the Fisheye team working on video presentations for their upcoming release. I thought I should get my contribution out first.
Confluence third-party developers are likely to start running into mentions of "Plugins 2.0" in existing code and in future milestone releases. As such, I thought it might be a good idea to give you...
Ten weeks into Atlassian's experiment with twenty percent time, I asked the participating developers for some opinions, ideas and feedback.
How do you set up a program where developers are free to pursue their passion, to do what they feel is most worthwhile for them to be doing, but at the same time stop...
A comment to a previous developer blog post asked: "What is best IDEA or Eclipse? I'm thinking now what i will use ;-) but i can't make my choose(sic) ;-(" Matt's response to that...
Agnes called me over because she'd spent the last two hours banging her head against CONF-10035. Apparently, when editing a particular page on extranet, going to preview mode caused all the images and links...
Featuring Chris Owen, senior Confluence developer:
The answer to "which operating system" is very similar to the one I give for "which database?" The best operating system for running Confluence is the one you have the most confidence administering.
A commenter on a previous blog post asked how much use the Atlassian internal wiki gets. I have no idea...
In the Servlet 2.4 specification, response.sendError() and response.setStatus() are treated differently. The former redirects you to the configured error page, but the latter still assumes that you're going to be providing the response yourself:
It's only a matter of time before we pick up some bones and attack the Bamboo team.
Like the Jira team, the Confluence team has a screen set up to monitor the health of our Bamboo builds. Unfortunately we we've been having a nightmare of a time keeping them green. Lateral...
A month or two ago, in response to the fact that a lot of people use Confluence to create documentation, and are asking for particularly un-wiki-like features like workflow and approval, I wrote up...