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The Information Radiator: Creating Awesome Wallboards Brendan Humphreys, Atlassian

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The Information Radiator
Creating awesome wallboards for fun and proﬁt

Brendan Humphreys, Atlassian

Monday, June 14, 2010 2

“A large display of
critical team information
that is continuously updated
and located where
the team can see it constantly.”
— Alistair Cockburn
(2000)
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What to display?

•Easy-to-grok performance measures
•Critical team data
•Fun stuff!
•

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A Good Information Radiator

•Large display
•Understood at a glance
•Always relevant
•Easy to update
•
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A Good Information Radiator

•Large display
•Understood at a glance
•Always relevant
•Easy to update
• Aesthetically pleasing!
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Days left in sprint

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Bamboo Plan results

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GreenHopper Burndown

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Relative performance

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Review Blockers

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Only a Prototype
• Python script cronjob output JSON
• Mixture of Screen-scraping, REST, and HTTP GET
• Static HTML page with Javascript update code
• Hardwired content
• = “A Festival of Hacks”
• = Not shippable
•

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A Better Way: JIRA Wallboard Plugin
• Gadgets!
• Special gadget renderer plugin that does “wallboard mode”
• Plugins for each product that publish “wallboard” gadgets
• Gadgets just need to provide “wallboard” view mode

• Supports multiple, sharable wallboards
• All conﬁgurable via JIRA dashboard
• Some graphic design input...
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The JIRA Wallboard plugin
• Available in Alpha Release NOW (plugins.atlassian.com)
• Supports
• cycling of panes
• automatic refresh
• full conﬁguration via normal JIRA dashboard
• multiple, sharable wallboards

• Requires
• JIRA 4.1.1
• FireFox 3.6 (for fullscreen mode)

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Wallboard Gadgets
• JIRA (v4.1.1) FishEye/Crucible (v2.3.2)
• Sprint days remaining • Review blockers
• Sprint burndown
•
• Sprint story status Lots more to come!
• Arbitrary Chart renderer
• Bamboo (v2.6.1)
• Twitter feed
• build plan results
• What would you like to see?

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Cleaner turns
wallboard off

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Massive
performance
regression

Cleaner turns
wallboard off

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Massive
performance
regression

Release
day!
Cleaner turns
wallboard off

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The Information Radiator: Creating Awesome Wallboards - Atlassian Summit 2010 - Lightning Talks

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2. The Information Radiator Creating awesome wallboards for fun and proﬁt Brendan Humphreys, Atlassian Monday, June 14, 2010 2

3. “A large display of critical team information that is continuously updated and located where the team can see it constantly.” — Alistair Cockburn (2000) Monday, June 14, 2010 3

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7. What to display? •Easy-to-grok performance measures •Critical team data •Fun stuff! • 7 Monday, June 14, 2010 7

8. A Good Information Radiator •Large display •Understood at a glance •Always relevant •Easy to update • 8 Monday, June 14, 2010 8

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12. A Good Information Radiator •Large display •Understood at a glance •Always relevant •Easy to update • Aesthetically pleasing! 11 Monday, June 14, 2010 11

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16. Days left in sprint Monday, June 14, 2010 14

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18. Bamboo Plan results Monday, June 14, 2010 15

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20. Story Status Monday, June 14, 2010 16

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22. GreenHopper Burndown Monday, June 14, 2010 17

23. Relative performance Monday, June 14, 2010 18

24. Review Blockers Monday, June 14, 2010 19

25. Only a Prototype • Python script cronjob output JSON • Mixture of Screen-scraping, REST, and HTTP GET • Static HTML page with Javascript update code • Hardwired content • = “A Festival of Hacks” • = Not shippable • 20 Monday, June 14, 2010 20

26. A Better Way: JIRA Wallboard Plugin • Gadgets! • Special gadget renderer plugin that does “wallboard mode” • Plugins for each product that publish “wallboard” gadgets • Gadgets just need to provide “wallboard” view mode • Supports multiple, sharable wallboards • All conﬁgurable via JIRA dashboard • Some graphic design input... • 21 Monday, June 14, 2010 21

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31. The JIRA Wallboard plugin • Available in Alpha Release NOW (plugins.atlassian.com) • Supports • cycling of panes • automatic refresh • full conﬁguration via normal JIRA dashboard • multiple, sharable wallboards • Requires • JIRA 4.1.1 • FireFox 3.6 (for fullscreen mode) • 26 Monday, June 14, 2010 26

32. Wallboard Gadgets • JIRA (v4.1.1) FishEye/Crucible (v2.3.2) • Sprint days remaining • Review blockers • Sprint burndown • • Sprint story status Lots more to come! • Arbitrary Chart renderer • Bamboo (v2.6.1) • Twitter feed • build plan results • What would you like to see? • • 27 Monday, June 14, 2010 27

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34. Cleaner turns wallboard off Monday, June 14, 2010 28

35. Massive performance regression Cleaner turns wallboard off Monday, June 14, 2010 28

36. Massive performance regression Release day! Cleaner turns wallboard off Monday, June 14, 2010 28

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