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RALPH WHITBECK • DEVELOPER EVANGELIST • ATLASSIAN • @ATLASSIANDEV Extending Atlassian Products using Atlassian Connect

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Extending Atlassian Products

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Extending Atlassian Products Ease of upgradability

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Extending Atlassian Products Ease of upgradability Open Technology Stack

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Extending Atlassian Products Ease of upgradability Open Technology Stack Access to developer versions of Atlassian Applications with the Atlassian SDK

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Introducing Atlassian Connect

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Introducing Atlassian Connect Insert Web Content

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Introducing Atlassian Connect Insert Web Content REST API’s

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Introducing Atlassian Connect Insert Web Content REST API’s Webhooks

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A platform to build add-ons as micro-services

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A platform to build add-ons as micro-services Platform independent

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A platform to build add-ons as micro-services Platform independent Language agnostic

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A platform to build add-ons as micro-services Public contracts Platform independent Language agnostic

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A platform to build add-ons as micro-services Public contracts Platform independent Loosely coupled Language agnostic

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Atlassian Application Instances

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Your Atlassian Connect Add-on Atlassian Application Instances

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Registers Add-on Descriptor Your Atlassian Connect Add-on Atlassian Application Instances

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Registers Add-on Descriptor API Requests Webhooks Your Atlassian Connect Add-on Atlassian Application Instances

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Registers Add-on Descriptor API Requests Webhooks Your Atlassian Connect Add-on Atlassian Application Instances

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Registers Add-on Descriptor API Requests Webhooks Your Atlassian Connect Add-on Atlassian Application Instances User

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Atlassian Connect

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A platform to build add-ons as micro-services Public contracts Platform independent Loosely coupled Language agnostic

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Integration via web protocols

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Integration via web protocols

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Integration via web protocols REST API Webhooks

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Extensibility via web fragments

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Extensibility via web fragments modules: { webPanels: [ { location: "atl.jira.view.issue.right.context", name: { value: "Statistics" }, url: "/show-stats.html", key: "show-stats" } ] }

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Extensibility via web fragments

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Choose your own technology stack

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Choose your stack

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Choose your stack

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Choose your stack

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Choose your stack

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Choose your stack

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Choose your stack

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Choose your stack

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Example: Confluence statistics add-on

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Labs

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Setting up your development environment

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http://bit.ly/ac-webinar

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Building a static add-on

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{ "key": "my-addon-key", "name": "My Connect Addon", "description": "Stuff n things", "vendor": { "name": "My Company", "url": "http://www.example.com" }, "baseUrl": "http://addon-server-url", "authentication": { "type": "none" } [modules: web fragments, webhooks, etc.] } Has to be unique in Marketplace Will be displayed in UPM and Marketplace All other endpoints specified in the descriptor must be relative to this path. Use “none” if it is a static add-on For more info, see the public documentation Add-on descriptor

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Add-on descriptor "generalPages": [ { "url": "/helloyou.html", "key": "hello-you", "location": "system.top.navigation.bar", "name": { "value": "Click me" } } ] • Products can be extended using Web fragments (web item, web section, web panel) in various parts of the UI • You specify the fragment location, a target URL, and options, through the add-on descriptor To find the list of available locations, install the Web Fragments Finder add-on from Wittified: https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.wittified.webfragment-finder W E B F R A G M E N T S - E X T E N D I N G T H E U I

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http://atlassian-connect-validator.herokuapp.com/validate Validating your descriptor

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http://atlassian-connect-validator.herokuapp.com/validate Validating your descriptor

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Lab 1

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Labs 2-4 are available in the repo

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The labs walk you through

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The labs walk you through REST API

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The labs walk you through REST API

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The labs walk you through REST API

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http://bit.ly/ac-webinar-help RALPH WHITBECK • DEVELOPER EVANGELIST • ATLASSIAN • @ATLASSIANDEV

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Questions? RALPH WHITBECK • DEVELOPER EVANGELIST • ATLASSIAN • @ATLASSIANDEV