jschumacher

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by jschumacher 5mo ago
Yeah, it definitely used to be pretty bad. But to be fair, it’s gotten better over the past few weeks.
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by jschumacher 2y ago
I was at Atlassian during the OpsGenie acquisition and part of that process. Honestly, the biggest surprise to me was how long it took to shut down OpsGenie as a standalone product. The broader trend here is the shift from unbundling to con
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by jschumacher 3y ago
It’s a tricky balance. It would be easy for Atlassian to add settings. But every setting adds complexity. And I think we can all agree that we don’t want Jira to be more complex. It takes a short time to adjust to UI changes, but settings l
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by jschumacher 3y ago
Once you host your videos with Loom and link them everywhere, the moat ain’t that small anymore. Also, their AI features are excellent. But certainly agree that more competition entered the space in the last couple of years.
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by jschumacher 4y ago
The product suite differs significantly from 2015. Put aside new and acquired products like Trello and OpsGenie, the existing products have significantly expanded their capabilities and added Premium and Enterprise tiers. Revenue in 2015 wa
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by jschumacher 4y ago
> Funny thing is jira is such a mess Atlassian introduced jira service desk more focused on tickets while the former can also do that. Not quite. Service Desk (aka Service Management today) has a number of capabilities that differ quite
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by jschumacher 5y ago
Great take. I worked on Confluence for a few years and have a bit of insight. Search has been an area of focus on and off for the most part of the last 15 years. It actually has gotten a lot better and Atlassian has an entire team focused o
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by jschumacher 5y ago
I was the head of product for the developer tools at Atlassian in 2012. We thought long and hard about taking Bitbucket cloud and packaging it in a VM (which is what GitHub did at the time) or leveraging the platforms we’ve already built fo
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by jschumacher 5y ago
Bitbucket Server, which some people are referring to here, was build from the ground up, tailored to a self hosting environment.
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by jschumacher 5y ago
Not quite. Bitbucket was acquired in 2011, only supported Mercurial and was missing a lot of features, including the pull request available today.
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by jschumacher 5y ago
Neural search in combination with learning algorithms and traditional keyword searches are clearly the future. They vastly outperform traditional search engines. At sajari.com we have been working on an experiment that uses a 1 cpu machine
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by jschumacher 6y ago
Every search company will be expected to have machine learning capabilities. However, if you simply bolt them on top instead of considering the fast volume of additional data as part of the core engine, the experience will suffer greatly an
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by jschumacher 6y ago
We've been looking for an easy and affordable way to share "what's new" with our customers. Finally a pricing that doesn't make this prohibitive for smaller startups.
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by jschumacher 6y ago
It's not supposed to sound attractive, but investors will largely care about the YoY growth of 121% for Q2. They spend a ton of money on Sales & Marketing (293,577k in the last fiscal year). That's what's driving a lot of
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by jschumacher 6y ago
In particular for ecommerce sites it pays to invest in search. A large percentage of transactions is initiated by search queries. You are correct that fuzzy matching will likely get you decent results. However, finding the right product 90%
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by jschumacher 6y ago
What is your preferred pricing model and why?
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by jschumacher 6y ago
Interesting change. Disclaimer, I joined one of Algolia's competitors ( http://sajari.com ) 6 months ago and we are about to release a new product and change our pricing, so I've been thinking about this a lot. Having wo
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by jschumacher 6y ago
Hey B! Funny seeing you here. I'm now running product at http://sajari.com You will find that most tools provide document level permissions to some degree by storing user/group IDs on the document and adding filters to
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by jschumacher 8y ago
Another correction, Atlassian has offices in Australia, but predominantly hosts their cloud services in the US and Europe.
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by jschumacher 8y ago
The plan is to let Trello do what it does best, help people manage anything from organising a wedding to planning software projects.
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by jschumacher 8y ago
That's right. We planned the announcement from the Bitbucket side weeks ahead.
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by jschumacher 9y ago
> I'm a jaded Atlassian user who believes they buy competition and then stagnant the product's evolution. What product do you think Atlassian has bought to stifle it's evolution? Bitbucket specifically was a product with 5
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by jschumacher 9y ago
Let me follow up with our legal team to see why that's in there. Sometimes there is a good "legal" reason for these terms that are not quite obvious to the rest of us. To the earlier comment, we have gotten a lot of feedback
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by jschumacher 9y ago
I think it's worth mentioning that Atlassian does care, which should show in this new version and the time and effort we have put in to make SourceTree faster and more reliable. One of our goals over the past couple of years was to sim
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by jschumacher 10y ago
That's correct, right now projects in Bitbucket help to organise your repositories into projects. With the raise of microservices, it's quite common that a project or product is made up of many repositories. In the future you will
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by jschumacher 10y ago
Disclaimer: I work on JIRA Software "Biggest issue I have with Jira is how it's trying to be the everything tool for all processes and procedures" JIRA didn't try to be a universal tool for all processes and procedures,
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by jschumacher 10y ago
Great to hear you're already using JIRA and Confluence. Adding Bitbucket to the mix will give you access to a bunch of great integration features. We've been working on making it easier for the entire development team to collabora
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by jschumacher 10y ago
What do you feel is lacking in the Jenkins integration? Bamboo and Jenkins use the same APIs to make build information available within Bitbucket.
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by jschumacher 11y ago
SourceTree is an incredibly powerful Git client that has managed to build a pretty strong following with power users who take advantage of features like rebasing or cherry picking. On the other end of the spectrum we have the folks who are
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by jschumacher 11y ago
Thanks for the feedback. Sure, there are other ways to accept EULAs, but we chose Atlassian Account since it will enable us to integrate other services like Bitbucket and JIRA more seamlessly with SourceTree in the future. Unfortunately we

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