Atlassian releases Confluence 2.2 enterprise wiki

May 11, 2006

Atlassian releases Confluence 2.2 enterprise wiki

Atlassian announced version 2.2 of Confluence is available, and has several important updates inlcuding better LDAP integration, Personal Spaces (blog/wiki/profile for every user…hmm MySpace), better plugin architecture (a rogue can’t bring down the whole system), code formatting plugins (ability to easily run code you need in your wiki, like a Javascript traffic/stats tool), and an overhauled search engine, to name just a few…

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david law

h version of Confluence is more customiseable than the last. One of the most exciting things to come from our recent plugin competition was learning just how creative our plugin developers are, and discovering more ways we can help them add features to Confluence.

Apr 27th, 2007

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