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There are a lot of frameworks out there to create offline applications and rich clients in Java.
One exotic alternative is to use the HTML, CSS and Javascript for this purpose and render the application in a Java frame using SWT and SWT’s browser component.
Happy news for us, Theresa and I we’ve won the Atlassian Codegeist Competition 2012 with our Stash Readme Parser Plugin in the category: Best Stash Plugin.
We had two other plugins in the game, the Stash QR Code Plugin and the HTTP Request Workflow Function for Jira.
If you’re interested please take a look at the plugins in the Atlassian Marketplace our funny looking Pirate Ninja Unicorn Website or the project’s overview in my blog.
Since I got a new tablet running Android 4.0 aka ice cream sandwich I wanted to play around a bit with the fragments API and creating an application for a tablet.
In the following tutorial, we’re going to build an application that renders several articles from a popular tech blog (just kidding) in a web view.
I’ve released a new plugin for the popular Confluence Wiki that extends the user profile with new tab that displays the user’s vcard as a QR code.
This allows an easy import of address data from Confluence to your smartphone.
I have created a new, free plugin for Confluence, the popular enterprise wiki.
The plugin allows you to notify users of ongoing discussions in comments on a confluence page by posting a specific token including the user’s name like this: “@username:”
