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Where is the best source for Confluence tips and tricks?

Azwandi Mohd Aris

Tell us your favourites

Accepted answers

Azwandi Mohd Aris

Mother of all tips and tricks?

http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Tips+of+the+Trade

All comments

Andrei [errno]

User Groups (AUGs)
blogs.atlassian.com
forums.atlassian.com, and now, hopefully - answers.atlassian.com

Gary Weaver

As far as Confluence plugin development goes:

Reading through source code of open-source plugins
Searching Google, which finds stuff in Confluence official documentation and contributed documentation or Jira
When I find something out that others didn't know or that wasn't documented, I documented it in the Atlassian wiki (and sometimes would use my own tips later)
Using confluence-developer and confluence-user forums/lists helped periodically (and now answers.atlassian.com)
Support tickets, jira tickets, and emails to developer relations when things got bad or things were down
Making relationships with other developers that helped out on open source plugins helped, and more importantly I made some friends also that way