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Confluence for enterprises - features for the future of teamwork | Atlassian

Next generation’s industry leaders will be productive, adaptable enterprises. But without necessary tools and processes; team efficiency, collaboration and decision-making suffer, resulting in slower delivery and higher risks. Join product leaders for Confluence Cloud Enterprise and Premium as they share solutions for staying nimble while scaling. They’ll demonstrate common challenges teams face and advanced features in Confluence to keep growing teams connected, high performing, and secure.

Freshworks Huddle 2021 Highlights

We kick-started with making sure that you get the most out of the Huddle, walking you through the recent highlights, and sharing things we have in store for 2021. Host: Satwik Hebbar, Director of Engineering, Freshworks Freshworks Huddle is a developer event to provide our developer community with the appropriate knowledge of app development guidelines and support them to continue building best-in-class apps, and to clarify queries about building apps on the Freshworks developer platform.

June 2021: Calendar Improvements, New Permissions, And More | Scoro

With teams working from different corners of the world, making plans with your team and finding a suitable time slot for a call can be tricky. With this update, we’ve taken on our Calendar, making it possible for you to effortlessly set up team meetings with clear insight into your team’s schedule and resource availability. Plus, we’ve added a couple of new permissions for increased flexibility and granularity when it comes to defining your teams’ workflows.

Mattermost plugins: The server side

In the first article in this series, we explained how to set up your developer environment to begin creating Mattermost plugins. In the second, we examined the structure of server-side and web app plugins and how to deploy them. Now, it’s time to dive deeper into the server side of the application, which is written in Golang.