Archives for the tag: iPhone

JIRA Real Life

Here at Atlassian we like to do things a little differently. Our HR initiatives are no exception. From ShipIt Days to European Recruitment Roadshows and Hack Houses on the shore, we're not afraid to try some pretty crazy ideas to "be the change we seek!" A few months back we were dealing with implications of the new Australian Work, Health and Safety Laws (WHS) that took effect earlier this year. One problem we wanted to tackle in particular was finding a way to empower staff to be more pro-active

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User feedback helping build better apps

Amidst all the craze of WWDC, we had the pleasure of hosting the Airbrake + Exceptional One-Star event this week at the new Atlassian office in San Francisco. Our very own Chris LePetit joined a great lineup of speakers – including great speakers from Shazam, Intercom, The Growl Project and more – to speak about changes in customer service and JIRA Mobile Connect. It was awesome to see lots of people really focused on getting user feedback to improve the quality of their apps. I spoke

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Mobile User Feedback, available OnDemand

With the introduction of JIRA OnDemand, it's now easier than ever to collect feedback from your mobile app users. Since JIRA Mobile Connect is included with every instance of JIRA OnDemand, your mobile development team can engage directly with your users from the same tool they use to track bugs and manage all other development tasks. If you are not already familiar with the recent release of JIRA Mobile Connect, it is a free, open-source library for collecting in-app user feedback from any

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Atlassian Bamboo – there’s an app for that!

Ross Rowe, a long-time friend of Atlassian and active plugin developer, has just released the Bamboo app for the iPhone. For only $3.99, you can now get instant updates on your build status including detailed build results. It can even support multiple Bamboo instances. This is not just a simple dashboard app, you can actually invoke manual builds directly from your iPhone..

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