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Atlassian is updating the plugin catalogue and has exciting plans for how administrators discover plugins, and how plugin developers can promote new plugins. This session provides a sneak peek of the new plugins.atlassian.com and provides detail on plans for an updated plugin manager and plugin storefront. Atlassian Speaker: Michael Knighten Key Takeaways: * Discuss Atlassian's plans for the plugin cataglogue, plugin browser and plugin marketplace

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The Atlassian  
Plugin Exchange

Find and share Atlassian plugins

Agenda

•  Goals

•  Where we’ve been

•  The Plugin Exchange

•  The Plugin Exchange Manager

•  Questions

Goals

Strengthen the Ecosystem

•  Make it easier for users to find plugins

•  Make it easier for plugin developers to get
plugins out there

The problem

Good plugins are hard to find

•  Scattered around different Atlassian and third party
sites

•  Infrequently updated, inconsistently displayed

•  Little or no feedback for user reviews, amount of
usage, etc.

Other Changes
•  A single repository for all product plugins

•  Plugin xml etc no longer served by legacy repository

•  Developers no longer have to worry about editing
XML metadata in SVN

•  Confluence.atlassian.com (CAC) still used for
documentation, not for primary plugin browsing

•  Interaction with the Plugin Exchange Manager…

Plugin Exchange Manager
•  Universal plugin manager for all Atlassian products

•  Interacts directly with Plugin Exchange Server to
query for available plugins, compatibility, etc.

•  Allows you to browse Plugin catalog from within the
application

• Users see the same content, ratings, reviews and links
that are in PAC. Authors only have to maintain one set
of data.

What’s Next?
•  Ship Plugin Exchange Manager in products

•  Take your feedback, improve Plugin
Exchange website

•  Long term - allow commercial plugins to sell
directly from the Exchange

•  studio.plugins.atlassian.com

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Plugin Exchange

1. The Atlassian   Plugin Exchange Find and share Atlassian plugins

2. Agenda •  Goals •  Where we’ve been •  The Plugin Exchange •  The Plugin Exchange Manager •  Questions

3. Goals Strengthen the Ecosystem •  Make it easier for users to find plugins •  Make it easier for plugin developers to get plugins out there

4. The problem Good plugins are hard to find •  Scattered around different Atlassian and third party sites •  Infrequently updated, inconsistently displayed •  Little or no feedback for user reviews, amount of usage, etc.

5. Where we’re coming from…

7. And where we’ve gone…

9. Demonstration

10. Other Changes •  A single repository for all product plugins •  Plugin xml etc no longer served by legacy repository •  Developers no longer have to worry about editing XML metadata in SVN •  Confluence.atlassian.com (CAC) still used for documentation, not for primary plugin browsing •  Interaction with the Plugin Exchange Manager…

11. Plugin Exchange Manager •  Universal plugin manager for all Atlassian products •  Interacts directly with Plugin Exchange Server to query for available plugins, compatibility, etc. •  Allows you to browse Plugin catalog from within the application • Users see the same content, ratings, reviews and links that are in PAC. Authors only have to maintain one set of data.

12. Plugin Exchange Manager Demonstration

13. What’s Next? •  Ship Plugin Exchange Manager in products •  Take your feedback, improve Plugin Exchange website •  Long term - allow commercial plugins to sell directly from the Exchange •  studio.plugins.atlassian.com

14. Questions?

15. Plugin Exchange Extra Slides

16. Plugin Exchange Manager Manager in JIRA and Confluence

17. Plugin Exchange Manager Add new plugins

18. Download plugins

19. Search for plugins

20. Drill by category

21. Plugin details

22. Submit Reviews

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