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JavaOne, Atlassian and free beer
I'm back in SF for our User Group (last Thursday @ Stanford - thanks to everyone who came, fantastic UG!) and JavaOne next week.
We have a huge schedule for JavaOne this year - with 6 new product launches in the last three weeks in time for the show - JIRA Studio (the big one), Bamboo 2.0 (distributed builds, Confluence integration), Fisheye 1.5 (real-time per user line count graphs - sample), Crucible 1.5 (project pages, review searches), IDE Plugin 1.0 (our tools inside IDEA!) and Confluence 2.8 (new UI, dynamic page ordering).
Oh - and some pretty dang neat t-shirts to give away at the conference.
Come by our booth for a demo, or just to say G'day. We have a whole crew of Aussies (including both founders - in the same place at the same time!) here, along with staff from our SF office, here to answer your questions.
And speaking of that whole crew of Aussies, it wouldn't be JavaOne - or Australian - without copious pints of beer. So we're giving away free beer after CommunityOne. Monday night, May 5th @ the Thirsty Bear, 7.30 onwards. Call it the after party for the early birds.
(PS Extremely bad photo of me from the Stanford UG in our Atlassian 2008 shirt - our best t-shirt yet IMHO. Click to zoom in.)
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Oh SURE. Cool shirts for Java One but not for Web 2.0 Expo. Even though I sent at least three people that I can remember over to your booth when they said they were looking for corporate wiki solutions. Harrumph.
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