AtlasCamp 2015: HipChat: Connecting to (allthethings)
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Tanguy Crusson From simple integrations to rich interactions: HipChat's integration platform, powered by Atlassian Connect, supports it all! Tanguy will walk you through HipChat's integration capabilities and how they're used in real life, as well as give you a glimpse into the future of messaging powered apps. Learn all about how the HipChat team reimagined the integration with other Atlassian tools to bring real-time communication to the Atlassian product suite, and how third party developers built integrations with more than 60 external services, turning HipChat into your team's notification centre. But more importantly: learn about the opportunities that exist for you in this booming market!
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AtlasCamp 2015: HipChat: Connecting to (allthethings)
- 1. HipChat: Connecting to (allthethings) TANGUY CRUSSON • PRODUCT MANAGER • ATLASSIAN • @TC_SAAS
- 2. Meet the HipChat team Sydney San Francisco Austin
- 3. Server
- 4. 1B 2B 3B 4B 5B 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
- 6. Plan
- 11. Build
- 13. Test
- 15. Release
- 17. Manage
- 23. HOT rooms
- 24. Celebrate & Play
- 25. botlab.hipch.at
- 30. Notifications REST API Webhooks Private Listed in the Marketplace Installed in a room Installed globally Configurable
- 33. Notifications REST API Webhooks Private Listed in the Marketplace Installed in a room Installed globally Configurable
- 34. Notifications REST API Webhooks Private Listed in the Marketplace Installed in a room Installed globally Configurable
- 38. Notifications REST API Webhooks Private Listed in the Marketplace Installed in a room Installed globally Configurable
- 39. Notifications REST API Webhooks Private Listed in the Marketplace Installed in a room Installed globally Configurable
- 40. HipChat add-on
- 46. installedUrl
- 51. Don’t Panic!
- 59. Notifications REST API Webhooks Private Listed in the Marketplace Installed in a room Installed globally Configurable
- 62. Atlassian Connect for HipChat Clients Coming soon * Well, as soon as it’s ready *
- 70. Personal productivity Team productivity Real-time collaboration DevOps Team fun Social media Event management Sentiment analysis eCommerce Support … (your idea here)
- 71. developer.atlassian.com Build something amazing! TANGUY CRUSSON • PRODUCT MANAGER • ATLASSIAN • @TC_SAAS
- 72. HipChat: Connecting to (allthethings) Submit your feedback: go.atlassian.com/achipchat