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Quick Tip: Fully automating your Stash deployments
Things are pretty hectic here on the developer advocacy team. We spent last week at Devoxx Belgium in Antwerp, and this week we’ll be jetting around Europe and North America as part of the Getting Git...
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Stash 3.5: comment likes, syntax highlighting, and more
Since our last release, the Stash team has been hard at work fixing bugs and adding improvements that will make developers more productive. Today, we’re excited to announce Stash 3.5 with three new...
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Atlassian update for Git and Mercurial vulnerability
The maintainers of the Git and Mercurial open source projects have identified a vulnerability in the Git and Mercurial clients for Macintosh and Windows operating systems that could allow critical...
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Stash on Docker
Docker has been moving at ‘lightning speed‘ and has been adopted by software development teams all over the world. Since the beginning, we at Atlassian, have been very excited about the potential of...
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Webinar recap: Atlassian enterprise offerings
Our Atlassian Enterprise team recently hosted a live webinar to help our largest customers learn more about our enterprise offerings. Atlassian’s Otto Ruettinger, JIRA Enterprise Principal Product...
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Stash Data Center is open for business
Since its first release in April 2005 by Linus Torvalds, Git has become the world’s most popular source code management system for developers. Git is also gaining traction within the enterprise. Thirty...
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Webinar Recap: Git at Scale for Growing Teams
Last week, Kelvin Yap, Product Marketing Manager for Atlassian’s Developer Tools, presented why people love Git and how Stash and Stash Data Center help professional teams scale their use of Git. If...
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Get more done with Stash 3.7
We’re excited to announce the availability of Stash 3.7 – our first official feature release of 2015. Stash 3.6, which released earlier this year, was primarily bug fixes and improvements. We also...
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Stash levels up deployment flexibility with AWS support
Flexibility is an important consideration for all professional teams, whether it concerns infrastructure, workflow, or scalability needs. It’s a factor that is always first and foremost for us when...
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Announcing the “Scaling Atlassian in the Enterprise” tour
Can’t afford downtime? Then come see how the biggest companies in the world (85 of the Fortune 100!) use Atlassian, and how to get enterprise-grade performance from JIRA, Confluence, and Stash. We’re...
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Webinar: amplify your Bamboo workflow with Git
Looking for a smooth, automated, and streamlined continuous integration workflow with Git? This webinar will help you achieve zen when practicing continuous integration with Git branching workflows....
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Amplify your Bamboo workflow with Git webinar recap
Steve Smith, developer advocate at Atlassian, presented how Bamboo helps amplify your Continuous Integration workflow in an automated and streamlined fashion while talking to Atlassian Stash. Relive...
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What Atlassian application administrators need to know about the “leap...
Introduction A leap second is a one-second adjustment that is occasionally applied to UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) in order to keep its time of day close to the mean solar time. The most recent...
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Stash steps up its real-time communication game with HipChat
Whether you’re large, small, co-located, or distributed, the key tenet of success for your team remains the same – communication. Clear and consistent communication, whether it’s keeping everyone up...
View ArticleA message to our RSS subscribers - Atlassian Blog
Greetings, readers! As part of overhauling the Atlassian Blog, we’ve moved our RSS feeds away from Feedburner – an open source system that was deprecated years ago. If you’d like to keep getting posts...
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