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Fast, Usable Diagrams & Mockups with Creately for Confluence

  • By Matt, Product Marketing Manager - Confluence
  • About Confluence
  • On April 26, 2012
This is a guest blog post by Chandika Jayasundara, Co-Founder and CEO of Creately, an online diagramming plugin for Confluence which lets you create and add all kinds of diagrams like flowcharts, wireframes, UML diagrams and mindmaps for your wiki pages and blogs. Since we launched the Creately Confluence diagram plugin a few months ago, hundreds of customers have chosen Creately for its power features that make drawing flowcharts, UI mock-ups, DB diagrams, network diagrams, and UML diagrams

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Ignite Collaboration with Quick Comments and Likes in Confluence 4.2

Encouraging collaboration that leads to the inception of brilliant ideas and even better results requires two processes. It starts with content creation – someone creates a wiki page or blog post to form ideas, specifications, project plans, or anything else. That content then needs to be discovered by other people or team members. Others can be pulled into Confluence via Share notifications and @mentions. This is when the real magic happens. Engage Everyone. Realize Results. The fundamental

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Bamboo 4 Has Arrived!

Between Mardi Gras, St. Patrick's Day and unpredictable weather, March is one crazy month --and we at Atlassian are still deeply mad for distributed version control (DVCS)! As an expression of our mania, we put extra love for DVCS users into Bamboo 4 - Atlassian’s kick ass Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery server - which is now available for download. If you're not a DVCS user (at least, not yet...), there's no need to feel left out because Bamboo 4 has plenty of goodness for you,

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The Atlassian party – QCon London 2012

Talks at technical conferences can give a very detailed insight into new innovations, they be a great source of inspiration and motivation.  Sometimes they even make you giggle.  At QCon London I got large doses of all of the above, thanks to Rich Hickey, Dan North (DWZ Trading), Colin Humpreys (Carrenza), Ade Oshineye (Google) and Patrick Debois (father of DevOps, working with Atlassian).As I didnt make the training days this year, I was sad to miss out on the tutorials by Simon Brown, Russ Miles

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Hello Adolescence – An Atlassian Happy Birthday

I don't really know what Atlassian looks like from the outside, but from the inside, it feels like a rocket - whooshing forward day-by-day to the great unknown. I've been here for nearly four years now, and it still feels exactly the same. Each day a huge burst of incredible energy and excitement and challenge and opportunity. In 2002, Enron collapsed, US president W. declared a new "axis of evil," the top search terms in Google were "spiderman" and "shakira," (oddly, two popular terms in

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Product Training at Atlassian Summit – Something for Everyone!

Every year at Atlassian Summit (our annual user conference) we provide training classes to help customers of all levels get the most out of their Atlassian tools.  These training classes are a great way for your entire team to get up to speed on new products, hone and learn new skills and hear the latest tips and tricks and use-cases.  Courses sold out early last year, so sign up now to secure a spot for your top choices. We listened to your feedback and have a whole new line-up of stellar courses

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