Building the Jira celebration train with Forge & Lego Pybricks

During Atlassian's ShipIt Days, I built a project connecting Jira with a Lego train using Forge, enabling a victory lap each time a Jira ticket closed. This experiment enhanced my understanding of Forge's integration with external systems. I'll share insights on ShipIt Days and using Pybricks and Forge for this project.

Melissa PaisleyAtlassian

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Thursday, May 8, 14:35-14:50

Room D

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A while back, as part of Atlassian's ShipIt Days, I spent 24 hours working on something a little left of field. I challenged myself to build something weird with Forge to improve my knowledge of how forge worked with external systems - could I get my Jira cloud site to tell my lego train to do a victory lap every time I closed a Jira ticket?It was easier than I imagined, and a lot of fun.In this presentation, I'll share:Why I love ShipIt daysHow I implemented the Jira celebration trainWhy Pybricks and Forge made this such a fun project

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Melissa Paisley

Atlassian

Australia

Melissa has been a Developer Advocate at Atlassian for more than 5 years. She is passionate about sharing her enthusiasm for Forge with the Atlassian community. Recently she has been focussed on making Forge accessible to developers with a wide range of experience levels through the creation of Forge Quest. In her spare time she likes to knit, build lego, garden and play minecraft with her nephews.

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