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Fired Atlassian engineer posts breakdown of every system he built

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Pardon my ignorance, but is Atlassian a good example to follow?

Surely not. Atlassian is horrible, slow, and nothing I would copy.

They have had a complete turn around the last 2-3 years. It's snappy and seems like they actually listen to the feedback forms I fill out.

GitHub and GCloud are now the painful platforms for me. Jira/Bitbucket are nice by comparison now (imo). I use all of these daily. I suspect that Google and Microsoft are suffering from internal push to do everything with Ai. It shows when they are shipping slop and having uptime issues.

Re: Fired Atlassian engineer posts breakdown of every system he built

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Pardon my ignorance, but is Atlassian a good example to follow?

Please not, they lost the plot round about 2015 already.

yea, totally lost the plot…

https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/TEAM/atlassian/rev...

Re: Fired Atlassian engineer posts breakdown of every system he built

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post #6

Pardon my ignorance, but is Atlassian a good example to follow?

Surely not. Atlassian is horrible, slow, and nothing I would copy.

A friend of a friend works/worked at Atlassian and was apparently slogging through legacy JSP when working on Jira.

Re: Fired Atlassian engineer posts breakdown of every system he built

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Please not, they lost the plot round about 2015 already.

yea, totally lost the plot… https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/TEAM/atlassian/rev...

Yes, striving for share holder value is not a plot we care about
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