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Many companies use Jira for task management: software development teams, business management, marketing teams, help desks, you name it - all departments can take advantage of Jira's powerful features to coordinate their projects. You can attach draw.io diagrams directly to the issues where they belong by using the draw.io app for Jira. This saves [...]
Instead of a massive Summit so soon after the last two, Atlassian is holding smaller events around the world. Last week, the Atlassian Team Tour stopped in Berlin. We were there as one of the sponsors, and the event was packed, with about 200 attendees including customers, partners, vendors, experts - anyone interested in Atlassian [...]
Reading Time: 2 min I recently had the chance to do a short apprenticeship (Praktikum) at //SEIBERT/MEDIA. It was fantastic, filled with lots of great food, fantastic co-workers, and useful experiences. One of those experiences was to try out draw.io in Confluence for the first time and compare it with some of the other tools.
Reading Time: 3 min On 29th June 2017 Atlassian announced a new pricing structure for JIRA and Confluence Cloud as well as all Marketplace add-ons for Cloud, to make the pricing structure more flexible. Here's how it might affect you.
Reading Time: 2 min Diagrams are too often hidden away on individual computers or on shared drives, and not included in the revision control process. draw.io for Confluence is different - because it is completely integrated with Confluence's version history function, changes to diagrams are tracked automatically, and you can compare and restore old versions of diagrams with ease.
Reading Time: < 1 min In this new draw.io release, you can now import and display diagrams with the following file formats: Gliffy, VSDX, PNG (with XML), SVG, and JPEG.
Diagramming is one of the most popular type of add-on for Confluence. It's easy to see why: so many departments, project, and working groups need to create and publish diagrams, and they want to keep the diagrams with their related text. Diagrams help people understand complex information faster. So, your company has installed draw.io for [...]
//SEIBERT/MEDIA is working together with the founders of JGraph - David Benson and Gaudenz Alder - to bring you draw.io, the popular and successful online diagramming tool, which is also available as an add-on for Confluence. But it has been a challenge: The development team has been so focused on the technical aspects, that there has been almost [...]
It's no secret that draw.io is the most highly rated diagramming tool on Atlassian's Marketplace. Apart from being easy to use, there are many different kinds of diagrams that you can create for use in your Confluence. From org charts, UML diagrams, and flow charts all the way to infographics - draw.io has something [...]
Do you often include your own graphics and icons in your diagrams? The new version of the diagramming tool draw.io for Confluence allows you to quickly and easily import your own libraries and use your custom Shapes. In this tutorial, we will show you how to work with custom libraries within draw.io. Open a [...]
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