Clover Goes Mobile!

The Android market is rapidly increasing, being one of the most popular platforms, not only for customers, but also as a platform for developers to create their apps. Just few numbers: Google Play just hit 25 billion downloads in total (15 billion downloads in the last year) over 670,000 applications available on Google Play over 100'000 registered developers on Google Play over 500 million activations of Android devices, 1.3 million being added every day Taking into account this rapidly

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This is a guest post from Alex Van Boxel, Software Engineer working at Alcatel-Lucent Antwerp. His pet interests within software are to keep the quality high, smooth running builds and the engineers productive. He believes having the complete Atlassian tool-chain certainly helps.   Finally we got it working... we wanted to know what our total test coverage was on our product with all the effort we did over the last year by adding new tests. It wasn't easy because once you leave the

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NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) uses a host of Atlassian products to build the software used for flight mission planning as well as modeling data sent back from satellites and Mars rovers. I sat down with David Mittman, lead software developer and "default Atlassian guy" at JPL to get a closer look at what they're up to. JPL was founded in the 1930s as a place to test new rocket technologies, and—after the creation of NASA in 1958—was chartered with developing the robotic spacecraft

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Continuous integration & deployment in Bamboo 3.0

Today we're announcing Bamboo 3.0, the latest and greatest incarnation of our continuous integration server for agile software development teams. Bamboo 3.0 includes support for Git and Mercurial DVCS, a fresh UI, a new artifact sharing feature, tighter integration with JIRA, and dozens of new features, updates, and bug fixes. We are also happy to announce a new acquisition - Sysbliss. With this acquisition we acquired two great plugins that are now free for Atlassian customers - Bamboo Release Management

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If you frequent the Atlassian blogs, you've probably been hearing a lot about our second annual user conference, the Atlassian Summit. We pulled in a whopping 550 attendees this year with another 200 on the waiting list, way up from last year's 325! As you can imagine, JIRA and GreenHopper came up as topics of conversation. So, what is the current condition of these two Atlassian products, and where do we plan on taking them in the future? JIRA and GreenHopper State of the Union Video My colleagues,

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