Discussions
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What is best way to win using Jira Align for small teams?
Hey, I'm currently not into Jira Align, but I have checked out all the resources and I have realized that this is cool tool but is only for large teams and organization (do correct me if I'm wrong). But, I want to see if any any small organization or team is using Jira Align, and what are scenarios where you are most…
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Estimating effort of manual test cases
We have some manual test cases (sanity and business related) in our system, all of them are stored as issues in Jira. When we make a release we create test run using these test cases, and few people from QA/BA team execute them. But we are not able to find a proper way to make estimation of these test run. We need this…
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Managing writing styles is Confluece
As number of writes grow in confluence, it become essential to maintain a consistent writing style. What process do you guys follow to maintain consistency and readability? Also is there any popular writing style that suites you most? We over self ask everyone to follow 'Microsoft writing style'.
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Need Opinion: On using third party identifier from security perspective?
Scenario here is, when calling some third party API you get ID of items from third party, should we use that id as identifier in our system. I need some pros and cons of this.
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Bitbucket Pipeline Hack: Wrapping multiline script command
I had a really long command in my pipeline file, and being a programmer I can't tolerate anything longer than 120 columns (it was 80, but with modern screen real estate I think 120 is good number). This is how my file looked like, As you can see my really long command is going pass editor screen. So, how do we wrap this?…
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How do you all currently conduct team play?
Also do you all think having this as part of Jira will help?
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Fictional character that you hate
We all are locked at home, and as relief we all are watching lots of movies and shows. Lots of repeat and nostalgia. Too many Marvel, Disney and Superhero movies with family. Considering this, my this week's friday-fun (or I call it, get to know your fellow community member) thread is, which is your least favorite…
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Jira for Contract Mangement
Wikipedia defines a contract as “A contract is a legally binding agreement which recognizes and governs the rights and duties of the parties to the agreement.” In simpler terms, it is the cornerstone of any interaction between two or more business entities. It is therefore startling that such a critical part of business…
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My experiance at Atlassian Cloud Connect New Delhi
On 13th February 2020, there was an Atlassian Cloud Connect event at New Delhi, India hosted by Atlassian Platinum Solution Partner in APAC region Amrut Software. I was one of the attendees and here is my experience about the deeds of this event. Let us start with speakers, * Vishwajeet Singh, Chief Technology Officer -…
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Fun with programming and code
Some people enjoy programming, and some do it just to make living, but it is always fun to write code. I like to print patterns of star in every programming language possible, this is quite a fun. Try it! there is a list of programming language in Wikipedia. See how much you can complete in a month. Share your experience…
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Friday Fun - What will carry to the Moon?
Human race is progressing rapidly, and traveling to the Moon is one of the greatest accomplishment we have made so far. In earlier days, it was the race of developed nations, but now developing countries like India are doing wonderful Moon missions. A day when we all can travel to the Moon is not far away. So, lets assume…
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Friday Fun: One fictional gadget is all you need to make your life wonderful
Computers and technology industry is always inspired by fictional gadgets that were once part of movies, shows, books and comics. Few examples are, * Tablet computer `PADD from Star Trek` (today's iPad) * HAL 9000 a voice activated computer from Space Odyssey (kind of Siri, Alexa and Google Assistant) * 3D printers from…
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Jira trasformed us from a startup to an organizaton
Back in 2009, when we started our software organization to tap in the B2B market, our issue management stack was extremely simple, a single installation of age-old open-source tool Mantis Bug Tracker. There were many factors responsible for the choice, * Free or open-source As we were startup out budget was limited and no…
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Avoiding Software Failure using Atlassian Ecosystem
Let us admit, software is meant to be broken. Sometimes it breaks because people write horrendous puzzle of code for machines to understand correctly, sometimes developers are more involved in personal goals and ignore to care at the right time, and sometimes it is just the way of software to self correct itself. If we go…
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How do you integrate in-house apps with your Jira?
Jira provides great interfaces to integrate with external applications. The basic interfaces are, * Java SDK (Server and Data Center) * Connect SDK (Cloud) * Rest API I would like know about interfaces that you have created against your in-house applications. At my company, we have custom a CRM tool (written in PHP). This…
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How is your Sourcetree doing?
In my run at Atlassian Community, I have experienced that Sourcetree has some shortcomings. I wanted to listen from people who are using it on day to day basis, * how is your experience? * what problem are you facing?
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When to encrypt?
Recently we have seen huge growth in data encryption and related policies in industry. Two of the most important driving factor in this are, * Cloud services * GDPR and related compliance Encryption of data is good thing. But sometime due to lack of knowledge or by blindly following norms, we end up creating encryption…
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What constitute an enterprise promise?
Every application that I deploy has to be an enterprise class, as per me the convention was, * handle enterprise load, * almost zero downtime, and * great support. Jira and Confluence are both great example. What are other people takes on this?