What was the first version of Jira or Confluence you worked on? #TBT

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

I've just run into a Jira 3.4 that I used to be a part-time admin of, <mumble> years ago.  Their current admin has found me on Linked-in and asked for help upgrading to a version that they can use JCMA on!

[Lorenzo Phillips]

I might be showing my age here 🤓, but I worked on the original publicly available version of Jira. The biz world was coming out of the open source days but didn’t want to spend millions on the available tool, which I won’t name to avoid further aging myself. Jira was good, cheap, and met most of the requirements of our clients. Have been riding with them ever since and glad I made a smart choice. 😝🤪😎

[Dave Liao]

Hilarious, love how this post from December 2021 still is getting traction!

When someone says GreenHopper, my right eye twitches.

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

Ahh. Greenhopper.  That's "get a few beers and talk" material

[Marc - Devoteam]

Hi,

I can't remember the exact version, but it most have been 3 or 4. I can remember that we bought the greenhopper and vertygo sla plugin later on.