Monthly Archives: August 2008

Form Autocomplete

What is autocomplete? Autocompletion, which was first introduced by Microsoft Internet Explorer, is the browser feature of remembering what you entered in previous text form fields with the same name. So, for example, if the field is named name and you had entered several variants of your name in other fields named name, then autocompletion provides those options in a dropdown. Most modern browsers (IE5+, Firefox) can be configured to remember the information users type into web forms. This feature

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Calling all Atlassian Users in the San Francisco Bay Area!

I would personally like to extend the invitation for our upcoming San Francisco User Group to any Atlassian users in the Bay Area. Thursday, September 18th at 3pm we will host an event that will be unlike any other User Group we have had to date. This is going to be a lot of fun! Not only will you be able to experience the same quality content you've come to expect from an Atlassian event, you are going to get to see first hand our shiny new offices in San Francisco's Mission District. This means

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AppLinks connects your Atlassian applications

A few months ago we announced the availability of JIRA Studio, which combines JIRA, Confluence, Subversion, FishEye, and Crucible in a single integrated hosted suite. A big part of what makes JIRA Studio work is Atlassian's AppLinks, a series of plugins which tie the applications together and allow for a number of new integration points. We've now released this plugin for free for our JIRA and Confluence customers - if you're running a combination of JIRA, Confluence, and/or FishEye/Crucible, please

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Plugins 2.0: a heads-up

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 a quick heads-up on what is happening in Atlassian HQ, and how this is going to affect plugin authors.

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Bamboo + JIRA, when builds meet issues.

If you are anything like us with your development processes, then you would probably track all your development work - be they bugs, improvements, or features - in an issue tracker like JIRA. You would also use a CI tool too, like Bamboo, to run builds constantly to make sure that your code base remains in good health - at least most of the time. What we wanted is a nice way to bring our issues and builds together so we have one consolidated view of issues, and builds. This is where Bamboo 2.1 and

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Atlassian User Group Hits Sydney HQ

While the Atlassian User Groups have been popping up all around the globe, here at Atlassian Headquarters in Sydney we have yet to host an AUG. That is until now. In a little over a month, in time for a much awaited southern hemisphere springtime, Atlassian's Sydney offices will host the inaugural Sydney Atlassian User Group meeting. The event is open to all users of Atlassian products, interested parties and partners. Being on home turf, this is sure to be well attended and we want to make it something

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