What to do, if you want to release all older tickets and don't bother developers with, say, 450 updates on every ticket that fixVersion has been set to each one of them in their inbox? The answer is to swap notification scheme for related projects while releasing.
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Anatomy of Distributed Team: Workflows, Agility, Communication – my talk from Atlassian Summit 2018
It's been an extremely fruitful Atlassian Summit 2018 in Barcelona! Main purpose was to speak about Distributed Teams, however the atmosphere was so cheerful and friendly, that it was more like a fireside chat, even given that my speech was the closing one.
My Q&A for InfoQ on Keeping Distributed Teams in Sync
I spoke with Ben Linders of InfoQ (thrilled to be published at that website!) about challenges and communication patterns for Distributed Teams, uncovering bits of my Atlassian Summit 2018 speech. The biggest challenge of distributed teams is communication, which is essential for establishing ground rules on collaboration. Shifting working hours to accommodate each other and team liaisons … Continue reading My Q&A for InfoQ on Keeping Distributed Teams in Sync
Stride is to be discontinued in Feb2019
Stride is being discontinued as of Feb 2019, and Atlassian itself moves to Slack. It was quite hard to use Stride as the speed of the electron package was painful, integrations were worse than in Slack (even with Atlassian products), stability and features were suffering quite heavily. It's great that a team can admit it's … Continue reading Stride is to be discontinued in Feb2019
Minsk AUG Hosted!
Hey guys, good news - Minsk has it's own Atlassian User Group now, me & StiltSoft kicked out the first event, gathered 60 RSVP's in just one week, and had an amazing time in the beautiful city of Minsk, Belarus! Hosted an event in an awesome Eventspace.by at the old factory! AUG Minsk, SkuVault-Jira - Speech … Continue reading Minsk AUG Hosted!
Telegram -> Stride Migration Experience
Recently I hosted Minsk Atlassian User Group, where I shared our experience on migrating to Stride and gave the analogy between Stride, and Russian word 'Stradai' (-> eng.: 'Suffer'). I'll explain the analogy later. Hence the 'Napalm Death' song 'Suffer' joke on the first slide 🙂
Given that a lot of people use Telegram as a corporate messenger, and given all of the telegram-blocking happening in Russia currently, it's pretty relevant to write about alternatives. We at SkuVault migrated due to the need of user control, but migration experience is relevant to many other teams.
Ufa AUG #1. Wrap Up
So we've survived Ufa Atlassian User Group, the very first meetup, with 17 people visiting our office to hear about jira, confluence, bitbucket and other atlassian products 🙂 We've discussed how Jira helped us in reflecting SkuVault development processes, and how do we keep documentation on the feature in Confluence, until it's released, and … Continue reading Ufa AUG #1. Wrap Up
Ufa Atlassian User Group
UPD: Rescheduled Jan. 30th -> to Feb. 6th. Recently buddies from Moscow recommended me to join Atlassian User Group Leaders,to host Atlassian events in Ufa, so here I am (after an interview with Atassian)! First ever-ever Atlassian User Group with special Atlassian swag will be happening January 30 2018, 7pm 🙂 Meetup related to all … Continue reading Ufa Atlassian User Group
Marat Kiniabulatov | Agile Coach, OKR, PMO 