Dev Tools State Of Union

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Atlassian developer tools just keep getting better, and 2009 is a big year, full of new releases and imaginitive features. This session covers major updates, integrations and how-tos across the suite of Atlassian developer tools, including FishEye, Crucible, Clover, Bamboo, and JIRA. Atlassian Speaker: Pete Moore Key Takeaways: * Understand key new capabilities * Discuss direction and strategy with product managers * Highlight upcoming releases

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Developer Tools
State Of The Union

Pete Moore, Atlassian

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Bamboo - Continuous integration server

Clover - Test optimization & code coverage for Java

Crucible - Peer code review

FishEye - Repository browser

GreenHopper - Agile project management

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View commit with FishEye

Start code review with Crucible

Create subtask from Crucible

Run optimized test

Update review

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In IDE issues
Measure coverage
Create a review
Create issues from comments
In IDE build notiﬁcations and results
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JIRA
Search issues, server ﬁlters
Create, edit, comment, and
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Work on issues as tasks and link issues to changes

Bamboo
Monitor your builds
Notiﬁcations in your IDE
View build logs
Locally re-run tests

Crucible
Popup notiﬁcations
Create pre & post commit reviews
View and comments from editor or diff modes

FishEye
Direct access to Fisheye
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Distributed coverage

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Fully featured Eclipse & IntelliJ plugins

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Chat over Bamboo

Customized notiﬁcations

JIRA, FishEye & Clover integration

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Quality: High Octane Teams - Today 4.45
Tantric Teams & Builds - Tuesday 10:30

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Dev Tools State Of Union

1. Developer Tools State Of The Union Pete Moore, Atlassian

2. The Family Bamboo - Continuous integration server Clover - Test optimization & code coverage for Java Crucible - Peer code review FishEye - Repository browser GreenHopper - Agile project management

3. ALM VS RL

4. ALM

5. ALM Spec it

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7. ALM Spec it Plan it Code it

8. ALM Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review)

9. ALM Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

10. ALM Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

11. ALM Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

12. ALM Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

13. ALM Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

14. ALM Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

15. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

16. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

17. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

18. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

19. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

20. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

21. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

22. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

23. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

24. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

25. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

26. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

27. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

28. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

29. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

30. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

31. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

32. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

33. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

34. RL Spec it Plan it Code it QA it (test, build, review) Ship it

35. Demo Oh vengeful demo gods, show mercy on me this day

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47. What just happened?

48. What just happened? Activate issue via the connector Coverage with Clover View commit with FishEye Start code review with Crucible Create subtask from Crucible Run optimized test Update review

49. The demo In IDE issues Measure coverage Create a review Create issues from comments In IDE build notiﬁcations and results Optimized test run Iterative review

50. B da et y To a Crucible New more productive interface Iterative review JIRA Integration External database support Lots more - due dates, suggested reviewers, web items ... Session: ???????????????????

51. B da et y To a Crucible New more productive interface • read/unread comments • due dates • three pane, single ﬁle, full screen Iterative review External database support Session: ???????????????????

52. s ay ng lw i A ipp Sh IDE Connectors

53. JIRA Search issues, server ﬁlters Create, edit, comment, and transition issues Work on issues as tasks and link issues to changes Bamboo Monitor your builds Notiﬁcations in your IDE View build logs Locally re-run tests

54. Crucible Popup notiﬁcations Create pre & post commit reviews View and comments from editor or diff modes FishEye Direct access to Fisheye from your source code Instantly grab line level links for sharing

55. Sh 2. pe 5 d ip Clover Test Optimization Distributed coverage Per test coverage Fully featured Eclipse & IntelliJ plugins 2009 Dukes choice award! Sessions: Clover Update -Tuesday 3:50 High Octane Teams - Today 4.45

56. Sh ip pe Bamboo d Elastic Bamboo Chat over Bamboo Customized notiﬁcations JIRA, FishEye & Clover integration Distributed Builds Sessions: Bamboo Update - Today 4.10 Quality: High Octane Teams - Today 4.45 Tantric Teams & Builds - Tuesday 10:30

57. Future Improved dependencies control - chain together multiple plans PHP Builder support Bulk plan edit Revamped plugin architecture Bamboo gadgets and new REST API Session: ???????????????????

58. B 2. Tod et 0 a FishEye ay New more productive UI Personal & project personalization People orientation Deeper JIRA integration Plugin points Git & Clearcase on their way Session: ???????????????????

59. More Productive UI

60. y EE da FR to om fr GreenHopper

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62. fr FR to om EE da GreenHopper y Session: Atlassian & Agile - Tue 11:00

63. Agile @ Atlassian Fast

64. Agile @ Atlassian Fast Session: Atlassian & Agile - Tue 11:00

65. JIRA Studio Issues Wiki Agile Source Reviews Session: Why consider JIRA Studio - Tue 1:30

66. A L M

67. A Atlassian L Loves M Me

68. Questions pete@atlassian.com Atlasbar, JavaOne Pavillion Download it

69. haveasec.com/summit SURVEY!!