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Six months ago Atlassian kicked off a big change in the way we develop software. We moved the FishEye and Crucible source from Subversion to Mercurial.
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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We started the open source Atlassian IDE Connector project a few years ago with the goal of providing developers with a faster and more convenient way to interact with Atlassian applications. Thousands of downloads and a few years later, the Connectors provide access to many of the features available within the web applications, but the rest of the world did not stand still. The web and our products have evolved to the point that they eclipsed (no pun intended) the user-experience within the IDE
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FishEye & Crucible 2.5 – faster search, easier navigation, & Oracle support
- By Giancarlo Lionetti, Product Marketing Manager - Developer Tools
- Bitbucket, FishEye, Crucible, Dev Tools
- On February 8, 2011
Find code faster, navigate source and reviews easier, and support for Oracle are just a few of the improvements in FishEye 2.5 and Crucible 2.5.
What's new in FishEye?
Faster Search
Find source code faster with the redesigned FishEye Quick Search.
Improved performance - searching your source is noticeably snappier.
Categorized results - search results are now broken up by result
type, making it easier for you to find and view what you're looking for.
Smart results - search results are
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One of the major perks of working on the Developer Relations team in San Francisco is that we sit right next to the Integration team, whose job — in a sense — is to test and push the limits of our plugin development platform, through the process of developing useful cross-product components. They are often the first consumers of new enhancements to the plugin framework, the SDK and other core Atlassian technologies, and their experience forms the basis of the best practices we try to promote
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The Trendy Practice of Code Review – AccuRev and Crucible
- By Giancarlo Lionetti, Product Marketing Manager - Developer Tools
- Crucible, Dev Tools
- On January 4, 2011
This is a guest blog post submitted by Oleg Vistev. Oleg manages the Applications Group at AccuRev, a leader in scaling Agile across the enterprise. AccuRev, an Atlassian partner, offers AccuRev Software Configuration Management and AgileCycle, an Application Lifecycle Management suite.
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