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Are you a fan of the Atlassian tool set? We are! If you're planning on attending the Atlassian Summit on May 31st in San Francisco make sure you check out the session that is being presented by Attivio's resident expert, Rik Tamm-Daniels, VP of Engineering.

Monday 4:45pm

High-Octane Dev Teams: Three Things You Can Do To Improve Code Quality
Bugs are a big problem. But we know they are inevitable. Finding bugs fast and dealing with them early results in higher quality code. This session explores the practical approaches to improving code quality with automated testing, continuous integration and effective code review.

Atlassian Speaker: Brendan Humphreys
Customer Speaker: Rik Tamm-Daniels of Attivio

Key Takeaways:

  • Overviews of key concepts and how to get started

  • Walk-throughs and configuration tips for Clover, Bamboo and Crucible

  • Stories from the trenches

Click here to check out the event's website

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