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Party @ Atlassian San Francisco As part of Atlassian's support for The Startup Bus, we're hosting a small send-off party for the Startup Bus gypsies participants this coming Monday 8th March at 6pm in our San Francisco office. We can't have them try to conceive a world changing software startup without inducing a good sized hangover.

We'll have some pretty hearty dinner, plenty of beers, Guitar Hero, and a bunch of clean whiteboards begging to be drawn on.

Join Us - 10 Free Tickets

The good news is that we have 10 spare tickets to give away to any budding entrepreneurial networkers. Want to join us? Grab a ticket

When & Where

The Startup Bus Send Off Party
Monday 8th March | 6:00pm - 8:30pm
Atlassian - San Francisco
375 Alabama St, Suite 325
San Francisco, CA, 94110
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Follow the bus

Can't make it? Follow the adventures of @thestartupbus as they travel to SXSW next week from March 9th-10th.

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This year Atlassian will be making our first ever appearance at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco. And as you probably know by now (heck, even Wired knows already), Steve Wiebe will be at our booth playing Donkey Kong and trying to regain his world record.

So, you may be wondering, what is Atlassian doing at GDC 2010?

Tools for game developers Well, we always knew that major games like Second Life and World of Warcraft were built with the help of Atlassian tools. But when we dug into our customer list, we discovered over 150 game development companies using our tools.

With several thousand users relying on our tools to crank out the best games in the business, it's clear that Atlassian tools are ideally suited for game development.

Obviously tracking and eliminating bugs is of premium importance in every software application, but for game developers shipping with bugs is simply unacceptable. Combine that with the pressure of meeting hard deadlines in order to release in time for the kickoff of the NFL season, a new blockbuster movie, or the launch of the latest gaming console, and it's no surprise that the top teams use Atlassian products for bug tracking, agile project management, collaboration and more!

But, we want to know more..
We're still curious to know how game developers use their tools (and not just ours) every day. So, that's why we decided to go to GDC and find out!

In prep, we sent a short survey to all of our game development customers to find out what they are working on -- if you're a game developer, it's not too late to participate in the survey. I'm already impressed by the diversity of gaming platforms being developed for using pretty much everything from C# to Python. We will share the full results of the survey at GDC, so come by our booth (#2132) if you're going to be there.

We even reached out to a handful of our customers to find out exactly how they use our tools and we plan to blog about this in the coming weeks. So, keep an eye on the blogs..

Last week, I blogged about Steve Wiebe, Donkey Kong world record holder, coming to the GDC with Atlassian. He'll be trying to beat the world record at our booth #2132.

We've gotten some great response for this and we want to make sure to share Steve's attempt with as many people as possible. For those of you unable to make it to San Francisco for the GDC next week, we'll be filming Steve's world record attempt and streaming it live.

Tune in next Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 11AM - 1:30pm PST (approximately) to watch live at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/atlassian

San Francisco, CA and Austin, TX (PRWEB) March 4, 2010 -- On March 9, 40 strangers will board a bus in San Francisco, and over two days will "conceive, build and launch" several tech startups by the time they arrive at South by SouthWest (SXSW) in Austin. The Startup Bus was conceived by Elias Bizannes and is sponsored by Atlassian, who will provide software development tools, technical know-how, gas, food and beer to power the bus as well as the travelers on board.

Participants on The Startup Bus will be able to use JIRA Studio, a hosted software development suite that integrates Subversion source control with issue tracking, continuous integration, collaboration wiki, code review and source code searching.

Mark Halvorson, "Imagineer" at Atlassian, will be one of the 40 innovators boarding the bus on March 9th. In addition to coding, Mark will configure and support the Atlassian developer tools for other participants during the trip.

"Atlassian's tools are perfect for fast-moving teams like those on The Startup Bus," said Bizannes. "Whether they prefer hassle-free hosted tools, or want to get started with just a $10 donation to a great charity, Atlassian really fits the bill. I can't think of another company that better embodies the spirit of The Startup Bus."

JIRA Studio is used by hundreds of companies, including many small businesses and startups that don't want to invest in the infrastructure necessary to host the applications themselves. Because the application is hosted in the cloud, it can be accessed from anywhere, including on a moving bus.

"After hearing about The Startup Bus, we knew we wanted to help make it a success," said Jay Simons, VP Marketing at Atlassian. "Ever since our early days in a Sydney garage, we've been actively supporting startups and other grass-roots development efforts. This is one of the coolest ideas we've seen and we're excited to be involved."

About the StartupBus
Twelve strangers will board a bus in San Francisco. At 60 MPH and over 48 hours, they will conceive, build and launch 3 tech startups in time for a SXSW party. The StartupBus was dreamt up by Elias Bizannes and is supported by several sponsors, including Atlassian (who is "powering" the bus with software) and eStrategy Group (who will be mentoring the teams). Starting Tuesday you can follow the StartupBus on Twitter as it motors into the startup history book. http://twitter.com/thestartupbus

About Atlassian
Atlassian is an Australian software company specialising in software development and collaboration tools. More than 17,000 organisations of all sizes use Atlassian's issue tracking, collaboration and software development tools to work smarter and deliver quality results on time. Learn more at http://www.atlassian.com.

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On March 9th, the Startup Bus, brainchild of Elias Bizannes, embarks on a 48-hour journey to SXSW. A few dozen entrepreneurs will meet each other on the bus (many for the first time) and together this ragtag crew will attempt to build 3 standalone technology startups from scratch. Their crazy goal is to arrive at a party at SXSW where they sell their startup ideas to investors and the press.

Along the journey from San Francisco to Austin, the developers will be using JIRA Studio, our hosted software development suite, to code, document, and track their projects. We're happy to be sponsors of the Startup Bus, and we're happy that our own Mark Halvorson, software engineer and "Imagineer," will be one of the twelve on the bus.

It won't come as any surprise that we're stoked to power the Bus. We love supporting startups, maybe because we still think of ourselves as a startup, an outsider in the enterprise software world. Yeah, we know that market forces are pointing in our direction — transparency, low cost, easy set-up — and that lots of other companies have sprung up to challenge us with equally radical notions of how enterprise B2B should look, but in some ways we consider our 8 year-old business as an experiment in progress.

JIRA Studio is primarily used by startups and small teams that want to get down to brass tax and start coding without having to bother with the fuss and muss of server management and upgrades. The latest version of JIRA Studio included our continuous integration server, Bamboo, which itself leverages another cloud-based app, Amazon Web Services.

On Monday, March 8, you can find many of us at the send-off party for the Startup Bus, powered by Atlassian and other sponsors like the eStrategy Group (who will be mentoring the teams). Starting Tuesday you can follow the Startup Bus as it motors into the startup history book.

We apologize if you recieved the following email yesterday, and do not live anywhere near Michigan or Ohio.

We send emails on behalf of customers that are running an Atlassian User Group (AUG). In yesterday's email sent to promote the Michigan AUG, we accidently included 'OR country is USA' instead of 'AND country is USA' on the subscriber list criteria. This means that everyone in the United States got the email, instead of the intended list of just those located in Michigan and Ohio.

The title of this email — the Genuine Atlassian Email Mistake — came from one of the many responses we received. It was a genuine mistake indeed.

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