AtlasCamp 2013: Confluence Blueprints

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Confluence
Blueprints
David Taylor, Blueprints Guy, Atlassian

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Don’t tune out
• Great for internal use
• Low barrier to entry

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Who is this guy?
• 5 years with Conﬂuence
• Macro browser, Link browser,
Editor autocomplete,
Assignee autocomplete in JIRA
• Blueprint Lead
• Trolls Sherif whenever possible
• Proud Muppet
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developer.atlassian.com
https://developer.atlassian.com/display/CONFDEV/Writing+a+Blueprint

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bitbucket
http://bitbucket.org/atlassian/hello-blueprint

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and now... Atlassian SDK*
https://developer.atlassian.com/display/DOCS/Downloads

* New in 4.2.0 !

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Caveats
• Assumed Knowledge
• SDK installed

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Caveats
• Assumed Knowledge
• SDK installed
• atlas-create-confluence-plugin

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Caveats
• Assumed Knowledge
• SDK installed
• atlas-create-confluence-plugin
• git

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Caveats
• Assumed Knowledge
• SDK installed
• atlas-create-confluence-plugin
• git

• atlassian-plugin.xml modules

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Caveats
• Assumed Knowledge
• SDK installed
• atlas-create-confluence-plugin
• git

• atlassian-plugin.xml modules
• Java, JavaScript, Soy
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Caveats
• Assumed Knowledge
• SDK installed
• atlas-create-confluence-plugin
• git

• atlassian-plugin.xml modules
• Java, JavaScript, Soy
• DON’T TRY TO READ EVERYTHING
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Demo Roadmap
• 3 iterations. Each time:

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Demo Roadmap
• 3 iterations. Each time:
• SDK prompt (atlas-create-confluence-plugin-module)

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Demo Roadmap
• 3 iterations. Each time:
• SDK prompt (atlas-create-confluence-plugin-module)
• Upload (atlas-cli > pi) and review changes

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Demo Roadmap
• 3 iterations. Each time:
• SDK prompt (atlas-create-confluence-plugin-module)
• Upload (atlas-cli > pi) and review changes
• See it in the UI

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Demo Roadmap
• 3 iterations. Each time:
• SDK prompt (atlas-create-confluence-plugin-module)
• Upload (atlas-cli > pi) and review changes
• See it in the UI
• View the code

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“
Do the demo already!

– Everyone in the audience

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Recap: API & SDK
• Basic setup
• Guiding the User + Flow
• Server-side & custom Index
page

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Takeaway
• Make a Blueprint
• Stretch the API

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Takeaway
• Make a Blueprint
• Stretch the API
• Give us feedback

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Questions? Talk to dT
• David Taylor
• dtaylor@atlassian.com

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AtlasCamp 2013: Confluence Blueprints

1. @atlassian #atlascamp

2. Confluence Blueprints David Taylor, Blueprints Guy, Atlassian 2

3. Don’t tune out 3

4. Don’t tune out • Great for internal use • Low barrier to entry 3

5. Who is this guy? 4

6. Who is this guy? • 5 years with Conﬂuence • Macro browser, Link browser, Editor autocomplete, Assignee autocomplete in JIRA • Blueprint Lead • Trolls Sherif whenever possible • Proud Muppet 4

7. The Muppets 5

8. Writing Blueprints

9. developer.atlassian.com https://developer.atlassian.com/display/CONFDEV/Writing+a+Blueprint 7

10. bitbucket http://bitbucket.org/atlassian/hello-blueprint 8

11. and now... Atlassian SDK* https://developer.atlassian.com/display/DOCS/Downloads * New in 4.2.0 ! 9

12. Caveats 10

13. Caveats • Assumed Knowledge 10

14. Caveats • Assumed Knowledge • SDK installed 10

15. Caveats • Assumed Knowledge • SDK installed • atlas-create-confluence-plugin 10

16. Caveats • Assumed Knowledge • SDK installed • atlas-create-confluence-plugin • git 10

17. Caveats • Assumed Knowledge • SDK installed • atlas-create-confluence-plugin • git • atlassian-plugin.xml modules 10

18. Caveats • Assumed Knowledge • SDK installed • atlas-create-confluence-plugin • git • atlassian-plugin.xml modules • Java, JavaScript, Soy 10

19. Caveats • Assumed Knowledge • SDK installed • atlas-create-confluence-plugin • git • atlassian-plugin.xml modules • Java, JavaScript, Soy • DON’T TRY TO READ EVERYTHING 10

20. Demo Roadmap 11

21. Demo Roadmap • 3 iterations. Each time: 11

22. Demo Roadmap • 3 iterations. Each time: • SDK prompt (atlas-create-confluence-plugin-module) 11

23. Demo Roadmap • 3 iterations. Each time: • SDK prompt (atlas-create-confluence-plugin-module) • Upload (atlas-cli > pi) and review changes 11

24. Demo Roadmap • 3 iterations. Each time: • SDK prompt (atlas-create-confluence-plugin-module) • Upload (atlas-cli > pi) and review changes • See it in the UI 11

25. Demo Roadmap • 3 iterations. Each time: • SDK prompt (atlas-create-confluence-plugin-module) • Upload (atlas-cli > pi) and review changes • See it in the UI • View the code 11

26. Demo Roadmap • 3 iterations. Each time: • SDK prompt (atlas-create-confluence-plugin-module) • Upload (atlas-cli > pi) and review changes • See it in the UI • View the code • DON’T TRY TO READ EVERYTHING 11

27. “ Do the demo already! – Everyone in the audience ” 12

28. Recap: API & SDK • Basic setup • Guiding the User + Flow • Server-side & custom Index page 13

29. Takeaway 14

30. Takeaway • Make a Blueprint 14

31. Takeaway • Make a Blueprint • Stretch the API 14

32. Takeaway • Make a Blueprint • Stretch the API • Give us feedback 14

33. Questions? Talk to dT • David Taylor • dtaylor@atlassian.com 15

34. Thank you!

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