#Atlassian shipit 2017 full

ShipIt, also known as a hackathon, stems from Atlassian’s strong belief in teamwork (not the idea of the lone genius). Atlassian held a 48 hour ShipIt day among five employee development teams during the conference. Mike Cannon-Brookes commented, “Trello is a more dynamic way to drive discussions, track follow-ups, and manage work at home or in the office.” And the best news, Trello is free to organizations of under 100. Like, Jira, Trello is a productivity platform for developers, or anyone who wants to work collaboratively and get more done. In early 2017, Trello was acquired by Atlassian.

#Atlassian shipit 2017 full

The Stride early access program is available now, with full rollout in 2018. Atlassian has been using Stride as their sole communication tool internally for several months. It’s a mainstream tool among tech companies like Airbnb, Pinterest, and eBay. Stride is “HipChat on Steroids,” and according to Atlassian co-founder Mike Cannon-Brooks is a “Slack Killer.” Slack, the productivity and chat tool is one of the hottest products on the market for tech workers. What’s New? The two big announcements this year-Stride and Trello. Atlassian is growing with $630M in annual revenue, and more than 90,000 unique customers. It is an opportunity for customers to come and meet partners and Atlassian employees to exchange ideas and collaborate. There are tracks for training, new product announcements and updates. The Summit is an annual event where Atlassian shares its plans with its partners and customers. We also received a large number of new leads for our just announced ScanStar barcode scanning for Jira/Insight which is now completing beta. It was a very good show with more than 3000 attendees. Atlassian held its annual world wide conference last week in San Jose with RightStar there in full force.