AtlasCamp, our premier conference for developers, is back for a fifth year! AtlasCamp is a two-day conference for anyone developing plugins or macros for Atlassian products.

This year, we'll also be offering the option of one morning and two afternoon Training courses for an additional $250 each. See course descriptions below.

All Training and AtlasCamp attendees are invited to the Welcome Reception on Wednesday evening at 5:00pm. 
 

Note: There will be no refunds. Exchanges are permissible.

TRAINING ONLY – Plugin Developer Course Descriptions 

Morning Session (WEDNESDAY 9:00AM – 12:00PM)

Getting Started with Atlassian Plugins – $250

This course is designed for the experienced Java programmer who wants to learn to extend Atlassian's products with plugins. The first half of the class will introduce you to the Atlassian Plugin SDK and walk you through the how-to of setting up your environment and preparing it for writing plugins. The second half will focus on walking you through the process of building a simple plugin.

This class can help you get up and running for the product-specific courses in the afternoon.

Prerequisites:

• Experience with Java programming
• Version 1.6 of JDK installed (downloadable from Oracle here)
• Editor for code files (Java, XML) installed. You can use your favorite editor or an integrated development environment (IDE) such as Eclipse. We recommend the Eclipse IDE for Java EE developers
• No prior experience building plugins with Atlassian products needed

Afternoon Sessions (WEDNESDAY 1:00PM – 4:00PM)

Intermediate JIRA Plugin Development – $250

This course is designed for the experienced Java programmer who has basic familiarity with writing Atlassian plugins. Basic familiarity means you have installed and used the Atlassian SDK and are familiar with the broad concepts of Atlassian plugin development. If you are not familiar with Atlassian plugin development at this level, please consider taking the Getting Started course.

This class will show you how to create a working plugin for JIRA, implement a REST resource, store and retrieve custom data using Active Objects, and render a custom web panel. At the conclusion of this course, you will be able to use the knowledge gained to start building JIRA plugins to meet your specific needs.

Prerequisites:

• Experience with Java programming
• Basic knowledge of REST and ORM
• Basic experience using and administering JIRA
• Version 1.6 of JDK installed (downloadable from Oracle here)
• Editor for code files (Java, XML) installed. You can use your favorite editor or an integrated development environment (IDE) such as Eclipse. We recommend the Eclipse IDE for Java EE developers
• Atlassian Plugin SDK installed and working properly. Refer to this tutorial

Intermediate Confluence Plugin Development – $250

This course is designed for the experienced Java programmer who has basic familiarity with writing Atlassian plugins. Basic familiarity means you have installed and used the Atlassian SDK and are familiar with the broad concepts of Atlassian plugin development. If you are not familiar with Atlassian Plugin Development at this level, please consider taking the Getting Started course. 

This class will show you how to create a working Confluence plugin, render a SOY template, use an API key to authenticate a service, and store and retrieve simple key-value pairs. Macros are the most common form of Confluence plugins, so we will be building one to illustrate the different components of writing a plugin. At the conclusion of this course, you will be able to use the knowledge gained to start building Confluence plugins to meet your specific needs.