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(Case Study) Stash Add-on Developer Experience – StiltSoft
StiltSoft Headquartered: Gomel, Belarus Founded: 2010 Employees: 5 Add-ons developed: 13 StiltSoft developed one of the first add-ons for Atlassian Stash. Their first add-on, Awesome Graphs for Stash,...
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Instant Java provisioning with Vagrant and Puppet: Stash one click install
Being an efficiency and productivity freak, I always try to streamline and automate repetitive tasks. As such, my antennas went up immediately when I started hearing about Provisioning frameworks; I...
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Introducing SourceTree for Windows – a free desktop client for Git
We’re thrilled to introduce the latest addition to the Atlassian distributed version control system (DVCS) family – SourceTree for Windows. SourceTree is a free Git desktop client for developers on...
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Content Scheduler for Confluence: February’s Codegeist Add-on of the Month
On February 1, we launched the latest addition of Atlassian’s add-on development competition, Codegeist. We invited developers everywhere to build add-ons for JIRA, Confluence, Stash, and our developer...
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Stash 2.3: Crowd Single Sign-on, Branch Cleanup and Git Submodules
What do you get when you combine a razor-focused release cycle and implementing one of the highest voted Stash feature requests? It’s Stash 2.3, and it’s available today. Today’s release of Stash 2.3...
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Meet the Stash Realtime Editor Add-on
Several weeks ago, I found myself refactoring some code a colleague of mine in Boulder wrote (I’m in San Francisco). Because I’m impatient, I wanted him to review my changes without going through the...
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How Confluence Developers Avoid Branching from a Bad Commit
The Stash team recently released the Stash-Bamboo plugin, which surfaces pass/fail results from Bamboo builds inside Stash. The main use case for the plugin is to let people reviewing a pull request...
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Atlassian at GOTO Chicago
GOTO Chicago 2013 It was great to be one of the sponsors at the GOTO Chicago 2013 conference from Tuesday April, 23 – Wednesday, April 24th It was awesome meeting a number of JIRA, Confluence, and Dev...
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How Stash Developers Avoid Branching from a Bad Commit
One of my colleagues recently blogged about how the Confluence team avoids creating feature branches from bad commits. This blog post describes how to take the same idea one step further. The Problem I...
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Stash 2.4: Forking in the Enterprise
The distributed nature of Git gives development teams a plethora of options when choosing how to collaborate on projects. Teams migrating their development to Git need the flexibility to best work with...
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Stash 2.5: Public access to projects and repositories
Security versus usability: This is a tradeoff we’re all familiar with in software development, and even applies to hosting your code. Part of the challenge of enterprise-grade repository management is...
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Stash 2.6: Fork synchronization, audit logs and repository quick-search
Developers are always seeking “the flow” because they know interruptions are focus killers. Most developers we know want to come into work and build cool stuff with clean code. What don’t they want to...
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Git: Simplifying Forks
In Stash 2.4 we introduced support for fork-based workflows. As part of building the feature, half the Stash team switched to forks for their daily work to dogfood forks and ensure it worked. The...
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Stash 2.7: Optimize your development workflow with JIRA and Stash
Optimizing the development workflow is crucial to keeping product teams productive — after all, every second not coding is a second lost. In Stash 2.6 we introduced ways to give developers some time...
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Announcing the “Git Ready” Workflows Webinar
How do you choose a git workflow that increases productivity and reduces the friction of your team? What are the battle tested practices of successful teams that moved to git? How is git used inside...
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Atlassian Enterprise – Stash Webinar
Recently Jens Schumacher, the Group Product Manager for Developer Tools, delivered our first Atlassian Enterprise Stash Webinar. This webinar is focused on the latest updates and ongoings in the world...
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Stash backup and restore client for Git projects
Making Stash backups easier Until now, Atlassian’s recommended procedure for backing up a Stash server involved shutting down Stash and using your own scripts to backup the database and filesystem....
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Thinking of switching to DVCS? Git yourself to Summit
Many enterprises around the world are facing a new challenge brought about by the modern development age — moving from a centralized version control system, such as Subversion, to a distributed version...
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Tips for optimizing Bamboo on a DVCS team, pt. 1
In this post I’d like to highlight various features in Bamboo that were developed separately during the past year or so. If you combine these little pieces together you can make your Bamboo to be a...
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Q&A from our Git Ready! Workflows Webinar
Last week, we hosted a webinar on git, focusing on workflows and practices you can adopt when you move to git. We discussed two of the more popular branching models used internally at Atlassian in...
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