Monthly Archives: June 2010

Atlassian User Groups: To Infinity and Beyond

One year ago, we launched our community-run user group program. The program has really come into its own. We're receiving weekly requests from customers and partners to start user groups all over the globe. There are now over 30 user groups running, from our hometown San Francisco to Hamburg. And user groups the world over are throwing all sorts of creative energy at self-organizing, like this Facebook page for the Nordic Atlassian user Group. Groups range from five people in Edmonton, Canada geeking

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Atlassian Takes Hosted Software Development and Subversion Hosting to the Next Level

(Vocus/PRWEB ) June 29, 2010 -- Software development and collaboration tool vendor Atlassian today announced the latest release of JIRA Studio, its hosted software development system that includes Subversion hosting integrated with Atlassian's full suite of tools, including JIRA for issue tracking and Confluence, the enterprise wiki. The latest release of JIRA Studio, version 2.2, includes significant improvements to the code review, source code browsing and issue editing features. JIRA Studio now

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JIRA Studio 2.2 Released – Enhanced Source Browsing, Code Review, Issue Screen and more

JIRA Studio 2.2 has been launched, and it includes exciting upgrades to several of the underlying Atlassian applications. If you've been thinking about switching to hosted software development for your next project, this is release is definitely worth checking out! FishEye 2.2 JIRA Studio 2.2 includes a year's worth of improvements to the source browsing feature, including: Enhanced side-by-side diff viewing Faster source browing More information about committers Richer source annotations Crucible

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Bi-weekly blog roundup

Since Summit 2010 ended, there have been a flurry of new posts across the News, Development, JIRA, Confluence and Dev Tools blogs. Here are just a few: Summit 2010: the boxset. Maybe it was the double-decker keynotes, or the 30 mind-opening breakout sessions, or the 13-company launchpad event, or the day-of-the-new-iPhone energy (and lines) surrounding the AtlasBar, or the 550 customers, partners and Atlassians wandering the halls, or the fact that Tom Cruise was hanging around, but there was just

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Video: QMetry Plugin for JIRA

QMetry is a light, easy-to-use, cost efficient SaaS solution for managing your software testing life cycle. It provides the ability to drive an effective and efficient global application testing process and support high levels of communication and collaboration among geographically distributed testing teams. QMetry seamlessly integrates with many defect tracking systems, including JIRA, and test automation tools like Selenium, QTP and Watir, further enhancing the ROI on your existing tools. This

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Webinar Reminder – Making the Switch to JIRA Studio

JIRA Studio is Atlassian's hosted software development suite that integrates hassle-free Subversion hosting with all of Atlassian's tools for building great software. JIRA Studio let's your team spend less time dealing with infrastructure, upgrades and administration, so you can spend more time focusing on software development. Curious about switching to JIRA Studio? Many teams have switched from behind-the-firewall tools to JIRA Studio, and we've invited a couple of them to share their migration

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