Migrate to DVCS Meetup in Sydney

We're hosting our first Migrate to DVCS meetup in our brand new Sydney office! Come learn more about DVCS and our own experience migrating from Subversion to Git and Mercurial. It's also a great occasion to network and connect with others that have similar issues. Last but not least, it's yet another occasion to enjoy a cold beer with the summer kicking off! When Wednesday, October 10th - 6.30PM Where In our new office: 341 George Street, Sydney. Registration You

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Have you ever had the desire to add new features or customize Atlassian products?  Well, you can do just that by building your own Atlassian plugin.  We provide the plugin framework and an SDK to make this possible.  If you want to learn more, you’re invited to attend the plugin courses we’re offering on Sept 19th just south of San Francisco in Half Moon Bay. We're offering three classes for Java developers: Getting Started with Atlassian Plugins, Intermediate JIRA Plugin Development, and

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Reasons to go to AtlasCamp 2012, Part 3

If you haven't noticed, we're extremely excited about this year's AtlasCamp. "Why", you ask? Well, let me count the ways: one, two, and now three... Personally, the biggest reason I think this year's AtlasCamp will be our best yet is because of the speakers and content we've been assembling. For the past few months, we've been carefully curating a list of top-notch Atlassians who have done some amazing things with our products. They're going to share new protips and ways to tweak your products

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Reasons to go to AtlasCamp 2012, Part 2

Here's a little secret: year after year, AtlasCamp attendees tell us it's not only one of the best, but the best conference they attend all year. We put more than 10x the money into Atlassian Summit than we do AtlasCamp, but AtlasCamp often wins the popularity poll because it gives people more concentrated networking time, has a solid agenda, allows them to meet 1-on-1 with our developers, and... and the people who attend AtlasCamp know how to have fun! This year, we want your significant other

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Hi!  I'm writing this blog post because I'd like to share my thoughts and tricks about a few upcoming features in Bamboo 4.2. These thoughts will be from a developer perspective who works on Bamboo in a day-to-day basis. So, let's get started. Branches in the SCM Some of you may already know that the Bamboo team uses Mercurial SCM for storing the source code. With the boom of DVCS in Atlassian we were encouraged to utilize more branches when developing Bamboo application. That's nothing unusual,

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