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Continuous Integration of Android Apps with Bamboo

Today we are lucky enough to have a guest blogger! Himanshu Chhetri is a developer at Addteq and works with the Configuration Management and Atlassian Solutions delivery teams. In his free time he likes to keep up-to date with the latest open source projects and the devops movement. Most developers use Eclipse as their IDE of choice for Android development. Google provides the ADT (Android Developer Tools) plugin for Eclipse that simplifies the process of setting up new Android projects and going

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Clover Goes Mobile!

The Android market is rapidly increasing, being one of the most popular platforms, not only for customers, but also as a platform for developers to create their apps. Just few numbers: Google Play just hit 25 billion downloads in total (15 billion downloads in the last year) over 670,000 applications available on Google Play over 100'000 registered developers on Google Play over 500 million activations of Android devices, 1.3 million being added every day Taking into account this rapidly

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Calling All Android Devs – Help Us Help You

Since the release of JIRA Mobile Connect we've had almost nothing but positive reaction from mobile developers. They love the ability to collect feedback from their end users – including custom data, screenshots, voice audio, and crash reports – and have it show up directly into their favorite bug tracker, JIRA. I say "almost" because there is one small gripe that comes up time and time again: Support for Android. And trust me, we hear you loud and clear. We want this as much as

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Atlassian Invited To Google I/O 2010 – Shows Off Android Plugins

As a follow up to being one of four companies invited to demo at Google's Campfire One event two months ago, we were honored that Atlassian was invited to participate in the Developer Sandbox at Google I/O 2010. We must have made a good impression the first time ;) Two Days Of Google If you've never been to Google I/O, the energy of this conference is unparalleled. The keynotes on day one saw inspirational demonstrations of HTML 5 and reminded me of how far the web has come in the last decade. Day

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