June 28, 2007 Atlassian User Group in Palo Alto, CA USA

Added by Eugene Katz, last edited by Morgan Friberg on Oct 22, 2007  (view change)


Atlassian User Group

            Thanks to everyone who attended and made this event so successful!!! All slides have been uploaded to the Attachments on this page, videos of presentations will be added soon.

            Date:      June 28 2007
            Time:      1pm-5pm
           
            Location: The Stanford Faculty Club
                          439 Lagunita Drive
                          Stanford, CA 94309
                          (Google Map here and directions below)

            Hosted by:
            Atlassian Software Systems

We would love to know what topics you would like to discuss. You can give us some guidance by completing a brief, five question survey

Program Details

1:00 - Registration
1:15 - Session begin - Jeffrey Walker, Atlassian, Welcome
1:30 - Scott Farquhar, Co-founder and CEO, Atlassian, Introduction
2:00 - Ned Lerner, Sony Playstation, on JIRA and Confluence
2:15 - Jeff Calado, Apple, on Confluence
2:30 - Chris Kohlhardt, Gliffy, on Gliffy and Confluence
2:45 - Joanna Thurmann, Polycom, on JIRA
3:00 - Matt Doar, Consulting Toolsmiths, on JIRA
3:15 - Joshua Wold, Atlassian, on use cases and tips
3:30 to 4:00 Break
4:00 Birds of a Feather sessions begin
5:15 - Drinks and snacks served
7:00 - evening ends
The user group is open to Atlassian customers, people interested in our software, and partners.

Have suggestions? Is there a specific topic you'd like us to discuss? Feel free to comment right here on this page.

We'd love to have you join us! Come network and socialize with peers, developers, and other folks with shared interests, including members of the Atlassian team.

Tell your friends and peers about this user group by sending them this link: http://confluence.atlassian.com/x/_QUD

Directions

Directions to Stanford University 

See you at the Stanford Faculty Club!

 


  If you are unfamiliar with the Stanford campus, we suggest you give yourself another 5 minutes to navigate to the Faculty Club.

If you need help call us at 415 701 1110.

User Group Videos

Presentations
Jeffrey Walker, Atlassian
Ned Lerner, Sony
Jeff Calado, Apple
Chris Kohlhardt, Gliffy
Joanna Thurmann, Polycom
Matt Doar, Consulting Toolsmiths
Joshua Wold, Atlassian

Interviews
Matt Doar, Consulting Toolsmiths
Chris Kohlhardt, Gliffy
Shannon O'Dell, Microchip Technology
Joanna Thurmann, Polycom
Brittany Walker, Atlassian
Jeffrey Walker, Atlassian



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Comments (6)

 

  1. May 07, 2007

    Mark says:

    Please do not expose our emails on a public website. Why not just use member dat...

    Please do not expose our emails on a public website. Why not just use member data?

    1. May 25, 2007

      Jon Silvers says:

      That's a good point, Mark. We designed the RSVP plugin so it would work on any w...

      That's a good point, Mark. We designed the RSVP plugin so it would work on any wiki page, including public ones where visitors don't need to be logged in. I'll put in a request to revise the plugin to hide email addresses.

  2. May 17, 2007

    Matt Doar says:

    "(trying to find a venue with plenty of parking, so it'll probably be on the pen...

    "(trying to find a venue with plenty of parking, so it'll probably be on the peninsula)."

    Somewhere further south than PA would be a nice change. How about somewhere in downtown San Jose?

    ~Matt

    1. May 17, 2007

      Jon Silvers says:

      That's a good question. I'd love to find something in Santa Clara or Mountain Vi...

      That's a good question. I'd love to find something in Santa Clara or Mountain View, both of which are accessible from 280 and 101 and aren't too far south for the folks coming from SF.

  3. May 17, 2007

    Jon Silvers says:

    One customer just emailed me with this suggestion: I would really like to see a...

    One customer just emailed me with this suggestion:

    I would really like to see at one of these meetings is a "bootcamp" to get developers up and running with plugin development.  Ive tried to get the dev environment setup but realized it was a painful process (lack of docs etc) and got distracted with other priorities, so I think itd be great to see some atlassian engineers, walk a "newbie" through the plugin dev process

    1. May 21, 2007

      Rajendra says:

      That would be great!

      That would be great!