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When does a customer’s problem become a plugin?

  • By Kyle Miller, Integrations Marketing Manager
  • About JIRA
  • On September 20, 2011
This is a guest blog post by Amanda Susini of Valiantys. In this post Amanda will explain the SQLFeed plugin, how it integrates with JIRA, and why you should give it a try.   When 3 customers come to you with similar problems that a generic solution can resolve. JIRA is a pretty damn good product we all know that, and it's so versatile there seems to be no limit to the many different uses people make of it. However as always when you've got a fab product in your hands you want it

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Hassle-free time tracking for JIRA with Worklog Assistant

  • By Kyle Miller, Integrations Marketing Manager
  • About JIRA
  • On July 28, 2011
This is a guest blog post by Sohail Somani of Worklog Assistant, a hassle-free time tracking solution for JIRA. In this post Sohail will explain what Worklog Assistant is, how it integrates with JIRA, and why you should give it a try. Time is the wisest counsellor of all. -Pericles Anonymized Twitter User   Yes, that's right. People hate timesheets. Or perhaps more accurately: they dislike the repetitious, manual work logging and data entry that comes along with timesheets.

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Better Together: JIRA and Xobni

  • By Kyle Miller, Integrations Marketing Manager
  • About JIRA
  • On June 22, 2011
For those of you still using Outlook to manage your email (no judgement), things just got a lot better: JIRA now integrates with Xobni to let you view updates and edit your issues directly within your inbox. With the JIRA gadget in Xobni you can: View real-time issue status/details without switching to your browser Make inline edits, add comments, transition workflows, and view attachments Handle multiple JIRA issue keys/URLs in one email with tabbed browsing Get fully set-up and configured

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Better Together: JIRA and Bitbucket

  • By Kyle Miller, Integrations Marketing Manager
  • About JIRA
  • On June 13, 2011
As we announced at Atlassian Summit 2011 last week, JIRA now integrates with Bitbucket to let you do more with your source code. The JIRA Bitbucket Connector lets you: Track your changesets, monitor your source code edits, and drill through to your source files Push your changesets to JIRA simply by referencing issue keys in your commit messages Map unlimited public and private Bitbucket repositories to your JIRA projects Get fully set-up and configured in under 30 seconds How does

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