8. State of the Ecosystem - Users
• Over 500 plugins in http://plugins.atlassian.com
• More than 150 new plugins this year
• More than 80 commercial plugins
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9. State of the Ecosystem - Developers
• Over 18,000 active customers
• 13,000 JIRA installations in the field
• 9,000 Confluence installations
• 2,000 Fisheye & Crucible installations
• 1,000 Bamboo installations
• 50,000 Starter Licenses!
• 75,000 plugin downloads last month
• Five developer relations staff!
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11. Five Awesome Tools for Plugin Devs
• 1. Plugins 2
• 2. Atlassian SDK
• 3. Documentation
• 4. Atlassian Plugin Exchange
• 5. JIRA Studio for Plugins
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12. Plugins 2
• Define your own Servlet plugin modules
• Servlets, Servlet Filters, Context Params, & Context Listeners
• Define your own plugin modules
• Dynamic Plugin Modules
• Faster Javascript & CSS
• Auto-batching & auto-minification of Web Resources
• Atlassian User Interface (AUI)
• Insert your own content Plugins 2 & OSGi
John Kodumal’s
• Web Resource Contexts, Web Panels Today @ 5:00 pm
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13. The Atlassian Plugin SDK
• Get up and running quickly
• Solves the problem of Maven configuration
• Helps you create new plugins in the best way
Atlassian SDK
Ben Speakmon
up next!
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16. JIRA Studio for Plugins
• What you get
• Bug tracker
• Wiki
• Source Code
• Code Reviews
• Continuous Builds
• Whoʼs it for?
• Free, OpenSource Development in the Cloud
Kamal Nabjee
or Commercial! Friday @ 2:15pm
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17. Five Awesome Tools for Plugin Devs
• 1. Plugins 2 - everyone should be using plugins2
• 2. Atlassian SDK - start developing quickly
• 3. Documentation - growing our docs
• 4. Atlassian Plugin Exchange - make sure your plugin can be found
• 5. JIRA Studio for Plugins - worldsʼ best development tools for your plugin
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