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yea, this is gonna be pretty interesting to watch play out. DX tools moving to a hybrid approach...

Bitbucket which combines Trello, Pipelines, Deployment Management and Source Control built in.

No sales people pushing the products makes it a little harder for it to be a push down from the businessy-set.

Who is the gold standard?

Atlassian is very much a Software Company.

I think you are saying that they shifted from the full holocracy ambition to one with a more traditional management element because it wasn't working as well as they wanted.

Aren't dev tools are going cloud. MS might have just bought a bunch of servers with nasty dependencies on Jenkins in the hopes it results in more deployments to Azure.

Bitbucket Cloud & Bitbucket Pipelines. Serverless CI/CD... as in, no servers for you to self-host.

I’m certain no one at Atlassian wants to stifle Trello. Trello is Atlassian’s Instagram.

By the way did you see Trello is now part of Bitbucket as a default?

What exactly was HipChat competing with in the Atlassian portfolio when it was acquired? Nothing. HipChat was three people when it was acquired. It was over 100 not long after. That space grew so fast that you could argue maybe Atlassian should have put 200 on it. Regardless, it got the biggest investment of any group chat tool in the game at that time. Slack did an amazing job in the viral growth front. Credit to them. Atlassian is beefing up HipChat for enterprise/BTF and launched Stride for everyone with an email address and a need for something more focused than slack.

Alexa, can you fix these $&@#%* bugs for me now?

This was Slack's Liam Gallagher, moment. At the peak of their fame Oasis shits on the Beatles and every great band that has come before.

McCartly responds- "Now go and do better than The Beatles did"

Scott announced at Summit that it is free for the rest of the year then 1/c a minute thereafter.

Slack and HC are great but the noise aspect of Slack is both the magic behind their growth but also the weakness behind the experience.