We’ve reached a tipping point. Developers are no longer just writing code, but orchestrating systems. In a fireside chat at WeAreDevelopers, Atlassian CTO Taroon Mandhana highlighted a fundamental shift in the engineering role. As AI takes over the heavy lifting of code generation, the scope of an entry-level engineer is expanding faster than ever. Watch the session and get Taroon’s playbook for staying ahead of the curve in the AI-native engineering era. Link in comments.
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Stop wasting your Friday afternoon aligning text boxes. Use Confluence slides to turn your sprint docs into a polished demo deck in seconds.
Being a software engineer often means demoing your work. Every sprint ends the same way. Two weeks of work, and somebody asks you to turn it into a presentation by Friday. So you spend two hours dragging text boxes around instead of shipping new code. But not anymore. Confluence slides handles the part that was never really your job. You give it a prompt, and it turns the docs your team already wrote into a deck, pulling from your pages, your Jira tickets, even Slack. It builds the charts and the timelines for you, and your team can comment right on the slides, and you present straight from Confluence. Software engineers are paid to build things, not to align text boxes. If you wanna get started with Confluence slides, click here: https://go.atlss.in/6kka04 ♻️ Repost to help other software engineers focus on building! #AtlassianPartner #Ad Atlassian
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Ever wondered how the world’s leading teams actually work? Now you can ask them. 👀 These six customers — from McLaren Automotive Ltd to Motorola Solutions — take the stage at Team ‘26 Europe to show how they’re putting human + AI collaboration to work. The wins, the workarounds, and the systems behind them. These are the customer sessions you’ll want to catch. 👇 📍 6–8 October | RAI Amsterdam + online
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An engineer shipping 30% more PRs doesn't mean your organization is delivering 30% more value. We just wrapped our State of AI SDLC digital summit, where we went deep on how technical leaders are adapting for the AI era. 3 big takeaways we heard: 📌 Context is the leverage. AI agents need your specific services, dependencies, and past decisions to move beyond generic output. 📌 Activity ≠ impact. Don’t just track token spend or PR volume. Measure whether AI is unlocking capacity for harder problems. 📌 Systems over tools. You can’t bolt agents onto legacy processes. The orgs that win will redesign how work flows to keep humans in the loop. Watch the full summit on demand to see how our CEO & Co-Founder Mike Cannon-Brookes and leaders from Vercel, Lovable, Dropbox, 1Password, and DX are building the new AI playbook. Link in comments. ⬇️
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Hardware management is officially getting smarter. 🧠 We officially launched Hardware Asset Management for Service Collection. Here is how it helps your team stay ahead: 🔹 Spot risks before they happen: AI-driven insights flag lifecycle risks and surface recommendations automatically. 🔹 One source of truth: Every device—from mobile to servers—is unified on a Common Data Model (CDM). 🔹 Zero context switching: Manage your entire hardware estate and service requests in a single platform. Check out the full announcement in the comments.
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Big news: Ted Lasso’s Hannah Waddingham will be the closing keynote speaker at Team ’26 Europe. 🎙️ She’s an Emmy winner who’s showed the world that belief, belonging, and trust are what turn a group of individuals into an unstoppable team. Talent matters, but the team is the real multiplier. 📍 Amsterdam + online | 6-8 October
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Leadership’s "quick update" request shouldn't trigger a last-minute slide scramble. With Confluence slides, you’re always ready. Turn your project docs into presentation-ready decks in one click—no manual reformatting and no stale data. Just real updates pulled directly from your source of truth. The proof is in the pudding, but the path forward is in the deck. See how to go from doc to deck in seconds.👇
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Your voice is the spec now. Watch how Vicki Tan turns an idea into a sparkly bookshelf using Grok Verbatim 2.0 and Cursor in Loom. 🗣️ Grok voice transcribes the vision. 🎥 Loom builds the plan. 💻 Cursor writes the code. No screenshots. No back-and-forth. Just a clear vision that turns into a ready-to-ship build in moments.
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94% of engineering leaders say they’re using AI. Yet only 6% have formally integrated it across the SDLC. The gap is the agentic pivot: moving from AI-assisted coding to AI-powered delivery. As code generation accelerates, the bottlenecks have shifted to planning, testing, and review. We surveyed 1,100+ engineers and leaders to build the playbook for remapping the SDLC. The research is live. Link in comments.
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94% of engineering leaders say they’re using AI. Yet only 6% have formally integrated it across the SDLC. The gap is the agentic pivot: moving from AI-assisted coding to AI-powered delivery. As code generation accelerates, the bottlenecks have shifted to planning, testing, and review. We surveyed 1,100+ engineers and leaders to build the playbook for remapping the SDLC. The research is live. Link in comments. 👇
