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Hey fellow ex-Atlassian! This is a nice product. I assume it has derived from the use case at Atlassian, with Forge? https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/f
by CSDude 4y ago
Hey fellow ex-Atlassian! This is a nice product. I assume it has derived from the use case at Atlassian, with Forge?
https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/forge/ https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/forge/
- cheerioty 4y agoHah, hey mate! Just walking by the office on George St. You’re totally right. This is pretty much “Forge as a Service” for others to use in their products as well :) In fact, we propably wouldn’t have build it (again) if we could have used Forge. I’m glad we did though, as it suits us actually much better, e.g. by being completely deployless.
- rikroots 4y agoI'm still very sore with Atlassian for their decision to close down Hipchat. Maybe Slack was beating Hipchat in the popularity stakes, but I spent a huge amount of time at a previous job building integrations (or whatever they were called) which would, for instance, allow colleagues to setup a new client project (Google Drive directories and files, Assembla project management stuff, Trello tracking for the project etc, etc) with a simple `/build project-name client-name` comment in a Hipchat room and then, one day ... all of it gone! I really wish the devs of this new shiny the best with their endeavours ... but that wound still smarts!
- cheerioty 4y agoSorry to hear this. I truly can relate. Hipchat/Stride was one of the very first products at Atlassian that adopted our cross-product service and components for attachment and link handling, even before Confluence, Jira and Bitbucket if I recall correctly.