Hey Atlassian where is Confluence development?

[Aleksey Shirokih]

Several latest release notes looks like joke. Nothing added and minor fixes.

No visual refresh for latest years.

Is project discontinued ?

[Gonchik Tsymzhitov]

@Aleksey Shirokih  Looks like it's mostly discussions panel :) . 

So as I see we have 2 way for the unresolved  features requests.

• Confluence Server 2.5k
• Confluence Cloud 4.7k

As community members, can we review exist situation with exist issues and vote/comment. After that suggest a new features if it is needed. 

About  bugs pretty interesting situation, as they (I mean vendor) can deliver faster bugfixes 

• Confluence Server 2.8k bugs
• Confluence Cloud 1.7k bugs

@Sergey Papurin @DPKJ  @Craig Castle-Mead  Are you in for the review exist queue of features and get constructive feedback to the vendor? 

Hope it helps

Cheers,

Gonchik Tsymzhitov

[DPKJ]

@Gonchik Tsymzhitov  This reviewing can be a great solution.

[DPKJ]

@Aleksey Shirokih  This is not really the case, the feature delivery per release have reduced but if you will look carefully you will see that releases are more frequent. This is beauty of Agile.

+---------+--------------+
| Release | Release Date |
+---------+--------------+
| 7.0.1   | 10 September |
| 7.0.2   | 01 October   |
| 7.0.3   | 15 October   |
| 7.0.4   | 28 October   |
| 7.0.5   | 12 December  |
| 7.1.0   | 04 November  |
| 7.1.1   | 02 December  |
| 7.1.2   | 12 December  |
| 7.2.0   | 12 December  |
+---------+--------------+

[Aleksey Shirokih]

Hi. they are frequent but empty from features side.

i have to protect payments for confluence every year since 2012. And finds that is much harder to do recent years.

For me it seems that the are at most two people writing confluence server on day to day basis.

[Sergey Papurin]

May be other developers work on Cloud Version? It's just a business, not Agile. 

[Craig Castle-Mead]

There has been a major release (7) come out this year with some significant under the hood changes. The UI for all products have been progressing towards ADG3 (Atlassian Design Guidelines) https://atlassian.design/ 

A stable UI for a product is not a bad thing, functionality, performance, security and flexibility can all change while having a consistent interface. 

https://confluence.atlassian.com/doc/confluence-7-0-release-notes-973479448.html for the Confluence 7 release notes.

CCM