Good day to you all. Firstly I want to apologise for missing October, but it comes with a good reason. October was a very busy month for me as I got married & had my honeymoon. I was STRONGLY encouraged to not be working. But don’t worry, I have included all of the big announcements over the last two months into a single blog post for you all. So let’s get started.

Welcome to the next instalment in our ICYMI series. In this series we take a look back over the last month for Atlassian products. This month we are doing things a little different as we go vlogging and have a special guest.

Welcome to the next instalment in our ICYMI series. In this series we take a look back over the last month for Atlassian products. This blog is not going to be a complete catch up of everything I or someone in the community has noticed over the last month, but more on the larger release items or the new EAP & other important announcements from Atlassian.

Welcome to the next instalment in our ICYMI series. In this series we take a look back over the last month for Atlassian products. This blog is not going to be a complete catch up of everything I or someone in the community has noticed over the last month, but more on the larger release items or the new EAP & other important announcements from Atlassian.

Automation is innevitable, but how do we make sure we avoid common pitfalls and set ourselves up with enterprise ready rules. Check out the re-run of Rodney, Darryl & I’s Team 24 talk with Appfire.

I cannot believe a month has already passed since we welcomed in the ICYMI series. But when a new month begins, we need to make sure we look back at the previous and all the amazing things that have happened in the ecosystem that is Atlassian. This blog is not going to be a complete catch up of everything I or someone in the community has noticed over the last month, but more on the larger release items or the new EAP & other important announcements from Atlassian.

AI is a hot topic at the moment. There has been so much development in the world of AI. By now, there are a lot of us that are using it to help with random day to day personal tasks as well as in our working lives. However sometimes with new emerging technology, the challenge is knowing exactly where to start. Lewis from Eficode is helping us resolve that challenge.

Welcome to a brand new series of blogs where we now look back over the last month for Atlassian products. Atlassian like a lot of software companies are of course release new things daily. This blog is not going to be a complete catch up of everything I or someone in the community has noticed over the last month, but more on the larger release items or the new EAP & other important announcements from Atlassian.

Teams often struggle to roll up and estimate above epics. Why? mainly because it is a finger in the wind estimation because they are not able to look back over previous work for similar sized items to understand timings etc. We have all seen this issue before, so here is how I solved it in my day job.

If you haven’t worked this out yet, you must have been living under a rock. This year, we return to Vegas, for what is guaranteed to be an amazing week. Team ‘23, the Flagship Atlassian event that will bring us all the big announcements and opportunities for us Atlassian enthusiasts to meet up and get chatting.

Before we get chatting about the schedule that was released this week in detail and where you may be able to find me, lets just remind ourselves of the four tracks you can align to.

Since it’s inception, Atlassian has always surrounded itself with agile ways of thinking. But like all, times have moved on, but the mindset of challenge the way we do hasn’t. DevOps pushes this mindset. It brings forward two major areas that have often struggled to see eye to eye in a way that is only beneficial for all members of staff and the business. In this article we learn what Atlassian did in 2022 and are doing in 2023 to improve their tools to facilitate DevOps.

Automation has changed so many aspects of our working lives. Right back from the earliest signs of automation with the automatic water collection in Egypt or the printing press in the 1700’s Exelate shows us how automation is constantly there to make our lives easier and more effective. So with automation making our lives easier, is there ever a point where it can become too much? Is there ever a time where we need to genuinely think to ourselves it is time to stop? Well lets take a look.

When Atlassian first announced their new product Jira Service Desk, it was nothing more than an add on to the platform. Over time, this became its own standalone product. We review how the application has changed since conception and the future of the product.