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- 3. Developer Ecosystem State of the Union Alex Loddengaard & Jonathan Nolen Developer Relations Atlassian 2
- 8. 7
- 9. 7
- 11. Plugins 8 photo: http://bit.ly/jQXdka
- 12. Built by Developers 9 photo: http://bit.ly/mjAUPQ
- 13. 10
- 14. Corporate Developers 10
- 16. Corporate Developers System Integrators Commercial Developers 10
- 17. Corporate Developers System Integrators Commercial Developers Open Source Developers 10
- 20. it y c t iv A 12 photo: http://bit.ly/kqBajO
- 21. it y c t iv A Announcements 12 photo: http://bit.ly/kqBajO
- 22. W it y ha c t iv t’s Ne A Announcements xt 12 photo: http://bit.ly/kqBajO
- 23. 13
- 24. 2 days 13
- 25. 2 / day 14
- 26. 15
- 27. 75% 15
- 28. 500+ 16
- 29. 17
- 30. 33 / day 17
- 31. 18
- 33. 20
- 34. 60,000+ 20
- 35. 21
- 36. 3 FishEye / Crucible 21
- 37. 7 3 FishEye / Crucible JIRA 21
- 38. 7 8 3 FishEye / Crucible JIRA Bamboo 21
- 39. 12 7 8 3 FishEye / Crucible JIRA Bamboo Confluence 21
- 41. Codegeist 23
- 42. $45,000 24
- 43. 25
- 44. $15k: best overall plugin 25
- 45. $15k: best overall plugin $15k: highest-voted plugin 25
- 46. $15k: best overall plugin $15k: highest-voted plugin $7.5k (x2): best use of new technology 25
- 47. 26
- 48. Biggest Codegeist Ever 26
- 49. 60 Biggest Codegeist Ever 26
- 50. 27
- 51. New Technology 27
- 52. New Technology Cash prizes 27
- 53. New Technology Cash prizes Free t-shirt 27
- 54. 28
- 55. Thank You 28
- 56. winners announced tomorrow 29
- 57. 30
- 58. Team Developer 31
- 59. Team Developer Ben Speakmon 31
- 60. Team Developer Ben Jonathan Speakmon Nolen 31
- 61. Team Developer Ben Jonathan Dan Speakmon Nolen Rosen 31
- 62. Team Developer Ben Jonathan Dan Sam Speakmon Nolen Rosen Le Berrigaud 31
- 63. Team Developer Ben Jonathan Dan Sam Alex Speakmon Nolen Rosen Le Berrigaud Loddengaard 31
- 64. Team Developer Ben Jonathan Dan Sam Alex Daniel Speakmon Nolen Rosen Le Berrigaud Loddengaard Franz 31
- 65. Community 32
- 66. 33
- 67. 2011 A YEAR OF TECHNOLOGY 34
- 68. UPM UNIVERSAL PLUGIN MANAGER 35
- 69. 36
- 70. 37
- 71. CONFLUENCE 3.4 37
- 72. CONFLUENCE 3.4 JIRA 4.3 37
- 73. CONFLUENCE 3.4 JIRA 4.3 FISHEYE 2.5 37
- 74. CONFLUENCE 3.4 JIRA 4.3 FISHEYE 2.5 CRUCIBLE 2.5 37
- 75. CONFLUENCE 3.4 JIRA 4.3 FISHEYE 2.5 CRUCIBLE 2.5 BAMBOO 3.1 37
- 76. CONFLUENCE 3.4 JIRA 4.3 FISHEYE 2.5 CRUCIBLE 2.5 BAMBOO 3.1 NOW SHIPPING IN ALL PRODUCTS 37
- 77. PLUGIN DOWNLOADS VIA PAC & UPM 38
- 78. March 2010 March 2011 PLUGIN DOWNLOADS VIA PAC & UPM 38
- 79. 50,000 March 2010 March 2011 PLUGIN DOWNLOADS VIA PAC & UPM 38
- 80. 50,000 March 2010 March 2011 PLUGIN DOWNLOADS VIA PAC & UPM 38
- 81. 50,000 50,000 March 2010 March 2011 PLUGIN DOWNLOADS VIA PAC & UPM 38
- 82. 35,000 50,000 50,000 March 2010 March 2011 PLUGIN DOWNLOADS VIA PAC & UPM 38
- 83. 50% DOWNLOADS VIA UPM LAST MONTH 39
- 86. 42
- 87. NO JAVA NO XML NO SDK 42
- 88. NO JAVA NO XML CONVENTION NO SDK OVER CONFIGURATI 42
- 89. NO JAVA NO XML CONVENTION NO SDK OVER EDITABLE CONFIGURATI ONLINE 42
- 90. EDIT IN THE APPLICATION 43
- 91. 44
- 92. PER- 44
- 93. PER- SHAREABLE 44
- 94. ENABLED PER-USER SHARE POPULAR EXTENSIONS 45
- 95. ISSUE HOVERS 46
- 96. ATTACHMENT PREVIEWS 47
- 98. ROADMAP 49 22
- 99. DEVELOPER PREVIEW ROADMAP AVAILABLE 49 22
- 100. “ Full-length Speakeasy talk at 11:15 tomorrow by Speakeasy creator Don Brown ” #summit11 50
- 101. 51
- 102. ACTIVE OBJECTS PLUGIN DATA STORAGE 52
- 103. JIRA JIRA Internal Database API Tables Your Plugin's Output to XML Database Backup/Restore Your Plugin Tables Entity Objects Another Plugin's Database Tables TRUE DATABASE STORAGE FOR PLUGIN DATA 53
- 107. JIRA HERO 55 22
- 108. COMMENT MODERATION 56 22
- 109. ACTIVE OBJECTS PLUGIN DATA STORAGE 57
- 110. ROADMAP 58 22
- 111. DEVELOPER PREVIEW ROADMAP IN JIRA 4.4 58 22
- 112. “ Active Objects lightning talk at 1:30 tomorrow given by Ben Speakmon ” #summit11 59
- 113. 60
- 114. APPLICATION LINKS UNIFIED CONFIGURATION 61
- 115. 62
- 116. 63
- 117. “ Application Links talk tomorrow at 4:15pm given by James Roper ” #summit11 64
- 118. 65
- 119. 65
- 120. 65
- 121. 65
- 122. 65
- 123. Small Improvements 66
- 124. Small Improvements PLUGIN SDK 66
- 125. 67
- 126. PORTABLE HOME DIRECTORIES FOR PLUGIN TESTING 68
- 127. Small Improvements PLUGIN SDK 69
- 128. Small Improvements PLUGIN SDK DEVELOPER EMAIL CENTER 69
- 129. HTTP://MY.ATLASSIAN.COM 70
- 130. Small Improvements PLUGIN SDK DEVELOPER EMAIL CENTER 71
- 131. Small Improvements PLUGIN SDK DEVELOPER EMAIL CENTER AUI SANDBO X 71
- 132. ATLASSIAN USER INTERFACE SANDBOX 72
- 133. Small Improvements PLUGIN SDK DEVELOPER EMAIL CENTER AUI SANDBO X 73
- 134. Small Improvements PLUGIN SDK DEVELOPER EMAIL CENTER AUI SANDBOANSWERS X ATLASSIAN.COM 73
- 135. 74
- 136. 74
- 137. 2012 WE’RE LISTENING 75
- 138. FULL PLUGIN RELOADABILITY IN JIRA 4.4 76
- 139. INCREASED STABILITY FOR PRODUCT APIS 77
- 140. EXPANDING OUR DOCUMENTATION 78
- 141. SEPTEMBER 28 TH - 30 th 79
- 142. THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO! 80 3
- 143. QUESTIONS?
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- Daniel: introduces Alex, clicks “next” on this slide\n
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- Daniel: leave stage\nAlex: “hi everyone, I want to start with a story”anyone play counter strike?\n
- explain CS\n
- explain CS\n
- explain clan\n
- explain clan\nnobel place where people make websites\n
- sweet flame counter\nI was super excited, satisfied\nSatisfaction got me here -- used it to get into UW CSE\nThat’s why I’m here, but what about all of you?\n
- sweet flame counter\nI was super excited, satisfied\nSatisfaction got me here -- used it to get into UW CSE\nThat’s why I’m here, but what about all of you?\n
- sweet flame counter\nI was super excited, satisfied\nSatisfaction got me here -- used it to get into UW CSE\nThat’s why I’m here, but what about all of you?\n
- want to talk plugins\n
- plugins are built by developers\nmany of you will or have built plugins\n
- As each comes:\n-explain\n-ask the audience how many\n
- As each comes:\n-explain\n-ask the audience how many\n
- As each comes:\n-explain\n-ask the audience how many\n
- As each comes:\n-explain\n-ask the audience how many\n
- As each comes:\n-explain\n-ask the audience how many\n
- As each comes:\n-explain\n-ask the audience how many\n
- As each comes:\n-explain\n-ask the audience how many\n
- As each comes:\n-explain\n-ask the audience how many\n
- Regardless of what you’re building, share a few exciting characteristics\n“find satisfaction and excitement like I did”\n
- Today we’ll talk about ...\nLeaving slide, “Let’s start with activity”\n
- Today we’ll talk about ...\nLeaving slide, “Let’s start with activity”\n
- Today we’ll talk about ...\nLeaving slide, “Let’s start with activity”\n
- For the last several months, every 2 days we see a new plugin on the plugin exchange\n4 updates per day\nA lot added to the plugin exchange, but that’s tip of iceberg\n
- estimation, at least 2 / day\ncustomizations, commercial, open source, integrations\n
- of plugins on exchange, ~75% are open source\n
- can learn from these, use them as example/dependency, contact the developers\n
- In addition to new plugins, want to talk about SDK\nExplain SDK\nUnique IP SDK downloads / day\nupdating, building, testing a plugin\n
- community of people\nbuilding new things\nupdating, improving, learning\n
- Looking for people to use your plugins\nsatisfaction of seeing someone use your work\n
- We got ‘em\nOver 60k\nCommercial, starter, community, academic\nNot license or end-user count\nLeaving, are customers using those plugins?\n
- Average plugins installed per instance\nDoes not include plugins we bundle ourselves\nCustomers are installing plugins, a lot\nPlugins harder to install in non-Confluence, Jonathan will say how we’re fixing that\n
- Average plugins installed per instance\nDoes not include plugins we bundle ourselves\nCustomers are installing plugins, a lot\nPlugins harder to install in non-Confluence, Jonathan will say how we’re fixing that\n
- Average plugins installed per instance\nDoes not include plugins we bundle ourselves\nCustomers are installing plugins, a lot\nPlugins harder to install in non-Confluence, Jonathan will say how we’re fixing that\n
- Average plugins installed per instance\nDoes not include plugins we bundle ourselves\nCustomers are installing plugins, a lot\nPlugins harder to install in non-Confluence, Jonathan will say how we’re fixing that\n
- Average plugins installed per instance\nDoes not include plugins we bundle ourselves\nCustomers are installing plugins, a lot\nPlugins harder to install in non-Confluence, Jonathan will say how we’re fixing that\n
- Average plugins installed per instance\nDoes not include plugins we bundle ourselves\nCustomers are installing plugins, a lot\nPlugins harder to install in non-Confluence, Jonathan will say how we’re fixing that\n
- Average plugins installed per instance\nDoes not include plugins we bundle ourselves\nCustomers are installing plugins, a lot\nPlugins harder to install in non-Confluence, Jonathan will say how we’re fixing that\n
- Average plugins installed per instance\nDoes not include plugins we bundle ourselves\nCustomers are installing plugins, a lot\nPlugins harder to install in non-Confluence, Jonathan will say how we’re fixing that\n
- Average plugins installed per instance\nDoes not include plugins we bundle ourselves\nCustomers are installing plugins, a lot\nPlugins harder to install in non-Confluence, Jonathan will say how we’re fixing that\n
- Fun in the ecosystem\nI wish there was a geocities page competition\n
- Plugin coding competition\n5th we’ve done\nExplain details\nHow many of you participated?\nWanted to go big this year\n
- be quick here\n
- explain each one\n
- explain each one\n
- explain each one\n
- We couldn’t be happier\nBut why should you care ...\n
- We couldn’t be happier\nBut why should you care ...\n
- Two new technologies Jonathan will talk about\nDeveloper previews\n
- Two new technologies Jonathan will talk about\nDeveloper previews\n
- Two new technologies Jonathan will talk about\nDeveloper previews\n
- Two new technologies Jonathan will talk about\nDeveloper previews\n
- Two new technologies Jonathan will talk about\nDeveloper previews\n
- Two new technologies Jonathan will talk about\nDeveloper previews\n
- To those of you who participated\nHope you had fun\n
- winners announced tomorrow\n
- “want to introduce the dev relations team”\nyou’re not alone\n
- introduce each person and what they do\nirc/forums - leads - eng/docs - tool Jonathan will announce later - marketing - specs/roadmaps\nwe’re here to help; responsible for making you successful\nbut if there’s one thing you should remember from this talk ...\n
- introduce each person and what they do\nirc/forums - leads - eng/docs - tool Jonathan will announce later - marketing - specs/roadmaps\nwe’re here to help; responsible for making you successful\nbut if there’s one thing you should remember from this talk ...\n
- introduce each person and what they do\nirc/forums - leads - eng/docs - tool Jonathan will announce later - marketing - specs/roadmaps\nwe’re here to help; responsible for making you successful\nbut if there’s one thing you should remember from this talk ...\n
- introduce each person and what they do\nirc/forums - leads - eng/docs - tool Jonathan will announce later - marketing - specs/roadmaps\nwe’re here to help; responsible for making you successful\nbut if there’s one thing you should remember from this talk ...\n
- introduce each person and what they do\nirc/forums - leads - eng/docs - tool Jonathan will announce later - marketing - specs/roadmaps\nwe’re here to help; responsible for making you successful\nbut if there’s one thing you should remember from this talk ...\n
- introduce each person and what they do\nirc/forums - leads - eng/docs - tool Jonathan will announce later - marketing - specs/roadmaps\nwe’re here to help; responsible for making you successful\nbut if there’s one thing you should remember from this talk ...\n
- introduce each person and what they do\nirc/forums - leads - eng/docs - tool Jonathan will announce later - marketing - specs/roadmaps\nwe’re here to help; responsible for making you successful\nbut if there’s one thing you should remember from this talk ...\n
- introduce each person and what they do\nirc/forums - leads - eng/docs - tool Jonathan will announce later - marketing - specs/roadmaps\nwe’re here to help; responsible for making you successful\nbut if there’s one thing you should remember from this talk ...\n
- introduce each person and what they do\nirc/forums - leads - eng/docs - tool Jonathan will announce later - marketing - specs/roadmaps\nwe’re here to help; responsible for making you successful\nbut if there’s one thing you should remember from this talk ...\n
- introduce each person and what they do\nirc/forums - leads - eng/docs - tool Jonathan will announce later - marketing - specs/roadmaps\nwe’re here to help; responsible for making you successful\nbut if there’s one thing you should remember from this talk ...\n
- introduce each person and what they do\nirc/forums - leads - eng/docs - tool Jonathan will announce later - marketing - specs/roadmaps\nwe’re here to help; responsible for making you successful\nbut if there’s one thing you should remember from this talk ...\n
- introduce each person and what they do\nirc/forums - leads - eng/docs - tool Jonathan will announce later - marketing - specs/roadmaps\nwe’re here to help; responsible for making you successful\nbut if there’s one thing you should remember from this talk ...\n
- There’s a blooming ecosystem around you\nsupport, satisfaction, and fun\n
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- * Unified plugin management interface\n* 1-click installs & downloads\n* Upgrade notifications\n* Compatibility checks\n
- Announced at Summit 2010 -- only downloadable.\n\nOver the course of the year, we’ve made it available in....\n
- Announced at Summit 2010 -- only downloadable.\n\nOver the course of the year, we’ve made it available in....\n
- Announced at Summit 2010 -- only downloadable.\n\nOver the course of the year, we’ve made it available in....\n
- Announced at Summit 2010 -- only downloadable.\n\nOver the course of the year, we’ve made it available in....\n
- Announced at Summit 2010 -- only downloadable.\n\nOver the course of the year, we’ve made it available in....\n
- Announced at Summit 2010 -- only downloadable.\n\nOver the course of the year, we’ve made it available in....\n
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- * Makes existing things easier\n\n* Rapid Prototyping\n* All front-end tech: HTML, CSS, Javascript, JSON\n* Convention over configuration\n* Create and edit directly in the running product\n\n* Introduces a new kind of developer to atlassian plugins\n\n\n\n
- * Makes existing things easier\n\n* Rapid Prototyping\n* All front-end tech: HTML, CSS, Javascript, JSON\n* Convention over configuration\n* Create and edit directly in the running product\n\n* Introduces a new kind of developer to atlassian plugins\n\n\n\n
- * Makes existing things easier\n\n* Rapid Prototyping\n* All front-end tech: HTML, CSS, Javascript, JSON\n* Convention over configuration\n* Create and edit directly in the running product\n\n* Introduces a new kind of developer to atlassian plugins\n\n\n\n
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- * brings new developers into the ecosystem\n\n\n* Create and edit directly in the running product\n
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- Makes new things possible\n\n\n
- Makes new things possible\n\n\n
- Speakeasy Extensions are social\n\nShare between people, share between instances\n
- Hackable\n
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- Speakeasy: \n* powerful new technology\n* front-end technologies\n* opens plugins to a new kind of developer\n* social plugins, easy to share, easy to improve.\n\nRoadmap\n
- Very early in the process.\n\nSuccessful in Codegeist. \n\nIn developer preview now, because we want your feedback.\n\nPlease give it a try!\n
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- * Storing data has been a big problem for plugins for ages. \n\n* XML-backed. No data relationships. No speed. No scale. \n\n* How people have ever tried using Bandana or PluginSettings to store data?\n\n* But hey -- letting plugin authors screw around in the instance database is scary too. a plugin could really mess things up, in unrecoverable ways.\n\n* And what about backing up that data? If the instance doesn't know about it, then we can't back it up.\n\n* So for a few years, we were at an impasse. \n
- Introducing Atlassian Active Objects\n
- * Storing data has been a big problem for plugins for ages. XML-backed. No data relationships. No speed. No scale. Anyone remember the Confluence Usage Plugin?\n * But hey -- letting plugin authors screw around in the instance database is scary too. a plugin could really mess things up, in unrecoverable ways.\n * And what about backing up that data? If the instance doesn't know about it, then we can't back it up.\n * So for a few years, we were at an impasse. But on this stage last year, we said we were going to tackle this problem, and tackle it we did.\n\n
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- Great Codegeist entries -- these are my favourites\n\nJIRA HERO -- associating activity points and badges with users.\nWithout AO it would have been very difficult to do in an instance with lots of users\n
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- Solves the problem of large-scale, performant storage of data for your plugin\n\nIt’s going to open up a whole new class of applications on the atlassian platform.\n\nSo what’s the roadmap?\n
- 3 months of serious testing in JIRA 4.4, please give feedback\n\nPlan for a official stable release in JIRA 5.\n
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- Question: how many of you have ever written code to connect an Atlassian App to some other app?\n\nWe know that lots of plugins are written to do just that.\n\nSometimes it’s another atlassian app, like JIRA talking to Bamboo.\n\nBut sometimes it’s an service, like ZenDesk. Or a legacy app you might be running in your organization\n\nThis problem comes up a lot, and so we decided to solve it once, in a way that could be used by us and by you.\n\n
- Introducing AppLinks.\n\nThe best way to hook up an atlassian app to ANY OTHER APP\n\n
- Handles identification, authentication and unified configuration for external apps, Atlassian or otherwise.\n
- Handles identification, authentication and unified configuration for external apps, Atlassian or otherwise.\n
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- UPM -- Unifieid plugin management, 1-click install of plugins, easy upgrades\nAO -- large scale data storage for plugins\nSpeakeasy -- social extensions for easy front-end experimentation\nAppLinks -- Easiest way to hook up to any other app\n
- UPM -- Unifieid plugin management, 1-click install of plugins, easy upgrades\nAO -- large scale data storage for plugins\nSpeakeasy -- social extensions for easy front-end experimentation\nAppLinks -- Easiest way to hook up to any other app\n
- UPM -- Unifieid plugin management, 1-click install of plugins, easy upgrades\nAO -- large scale data storage for plugins\nSpeakeasy -- social extensions for easy front-end experimentation\nAppLinks -- Easiest way to hook up to any other app\n
- UPM -- Unifieid plugin management, 1-click install of plugins, easy upgrades\nAO -- large scale data storage for plugins\nSpeakeasy -- social extensions for easy front-end experimentation\nAppLinks -- Easiest way to hook up to any other app\n
- Plugin Schema\nAtlas-run-standalone\n
- Easiest way to start up any Atlassian product\n
- Easy set up for testing\n
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- What do we say here?\n\nListening to your feedback -- a more searchable, more useful, more community-driven place to get Answers.\n\nYou’ll hear more about this tomorrow.\n
- Thanks for taking the developer survey this year\nWe hear you!\nWe’re prioritizing our work next year to respond to your feedback\n
- 1-click installs in all products\n\nget your code live on production faster -- no maintenance windows\n\nGreenhopper, our most complicated plugin, is now 1-click installable and fully reloadable.\n
- 20% pays off again\nJames Roper Built a plugin API analyzer shows us exactly what methods every plugin in PAC depends on. \n\nWe use to check compatibility before we release, instead waiting for you to test after we release.\n\nFor example, as of a a few weeks ago, we know that out of ~200 JIRA plugins that we got from PAC, only 14 depend on a method that has changed. And we can take action to fix those 14.\n\nMore time on features, less time chasing API changes\n
- We heard your feedback loud and clear, number one request from you guys\n\nSo we’re going to centralize and expand our docs\n\none place to search, more examples & more tutorials\n
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