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Shipping a new feature-version of software every few months - instead of every few years - is great.
h3. Becoming agile. The first baby-step
There are many ways to become agile. And many ways to fail horribly while trying! Purists say that you are not really agile until you do _everything_ in a truly agile fashion. That might be true. But beware - don't try to start everything _at the same time_. That's a recipe for disaster. To make the transition to agile go smoothly, this blog post focuses on a simple way to get started with agile: perform daily standup-meetings.
Why start with stand-ups? Because
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Confluence 3 enters the beta phase. You can download it or try it out on our public servers. We would love to hear from you, so have a look and tell us what you think!
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The Confluence team builds raging war-machines in a secret location but ultimately realises it should stick with building great enterprise wiki software
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This October I'll be travelling around the world for quite a few Atlassian events. We'll be holding Atlassian User Groups in Toronto, New York, Berlin and Munich within just 4 weeks throughout the month. Why do I dev-blog this, you ask? Well, if you are a plugin developer (or intend to) but your CFO just cut your travel budget and you can't make it to AtlasCamp in San Francisco, then visiting one of our user groups near you might be the more affordable opportunity to talk nerdy.
Our user groups
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The Confluence development team went off-site for a day to learn more about JavaScript and JQuery, to enjoy some beach culture and to drink a couple of beers.
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