In this Bitbucket Cloud tutorial take a tour of Bitbucket and familiarize yourself with the UI. From repositories, pull requests, and settings, learn all the ways you and your team can get work done.

Learn how to work your Bitbucket Cloud repository with this tutorial. Using a typical developer workflow create a repository and clone it to your local machine, add files and push those changes back to Bitbucket. Learn how to add files in Bitbucket and pull those changes locally too.

Learn how to work from anywhere with the Jira Mobile app in Episode 5 of the Demo Den. Jira Mobile Product Manager, Rayen Magpantay demonstrates how to get the most out of Jira Mobile. See how easy the drag-and-drop works in Jira Mobile, which supports all the fields from your desktop Jira as well as all the filters from desktop. After watching our demo, head over to the Atlassian Community for a live Q&A with Rayen here: http://bit.ly/DemoDenEp5.

With the new agent experience, service teams will be able to triage issues more effectively, scan request details at a glance, and deliver speedy responses to customers. Watch the video to learn more about our recent updates.

Learn Continuous Integration and Delivery using Jira and CircleCI in our Demo Den Episode 4. CircleCI’s Director of Solutions Engineering, Eddie Webb demonstrates how CircleCI and Jira together helps you manage your CI/CD workflows.

Jira Service Desk's customizability is no secret—there are over 800 apps and integrations in the Atlassian Marketplace. So, what are the top ones across ITSM and customer support?

Discover Jira Cloud, how you use it and get around in it.

Whether you're just starting out in Confluence, or working in it every day, join Sven Peters from K15t to discover the "hacks" that will maximize your productivity and make work flow more seamlessly. Transform your content and learn the keyboard shortcuts, layout tricks, automation, and customizations that will make creating beautiful spaces and pages a breeze.

Over the past few years, Optimizely grew from a single-product company built by a handful of engineers and designers to a multi-product company built by many teams. But, its development processes didn't adapt fast enough to keep up with growth. Engineers had too many dependencies in flight, designers were added too late in the process to be effective, and the highest value work wasn't properly prioritized.

Raise your hand if you enjoy being buried in alerts or woken up at 2am? (Yeah... thought so.) Ever-rising customer expectations around high availability and performance put massive pressure on the teams who develop and support SaaS products. And teams are literally losing sleep over it.