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Summary

Wojciech Seliga shares from experience how complex it can be to deal with thousands of tests -unit, functional, integration, performance- for Atlassian JIRA and what they did to bring it under control.

Bio

Wojciech Seliga runs a company he co-founded - Spartez - which partners with Atlassian on developing their core products. He is one of the leaders responsible for JIRA - one of the most popular issue tracker in the world. Wojciech has presented at Agile, AgileEE, Devoxx, GeeCon, Javarsovia/Confitura, 33rd Degree, Atlassian Summit, AtlasCamp, AgileByExample, XPDays, InfoSHARE and others.

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ACCU is an organisation for anyone interested in developing and improving programming skills. ACCU welcomes everyone who is interested in any programming language. ACCU supports its members by hosting mailing lists, running a yearly conference, publishing journals and organising online study groups.

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Jun 26, 2014

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  • Sound quality

    by Russell Leggett,

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    I'm guessing this is just an unfortunate case of a bad recording, but is there any way the sound quality could be improved (or that its somehow just me)? Looks like an interesting talk, but I"m not sure I can handle it.

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    by Charles Humble,

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    Hi Russell,

    Yes sorry - unfortunately we've had some problems with the audio on a few of the presentations at Accu - mainly where the clip-mic feed wasn't working and we've had to use the audio off the camera mic. We are investigating if we can do anything with the sound here, but I'm not very optimistic I'm afraid.

    Charles Humble
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    by Russell Leggett,

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    Figured as much. That's ok, lot's of great stuff on here, keep up the good work!

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