HipChat

“Yeah, it was actually, it was noticed by the market in that as soon as we did that, our stock price went up, which was, and I think it was 60 dollars back then, and it went up to 70.”

“There's lots of literature around there on should you do rewrites, should you not do rewrites? You ask me now, I tell you never.”

“I worked on HipChat and Stride. HipChat was one known, Stride less so we were trying to win the enterprise communications market before Slack and Microsoft Teams came about.”

“So, I would say that in terms of code, purely in terms of code, 70% of what we wrote for HipChat is, is, is probably still in the Atlassian platform today.”

“In one case, what you try to do is, so when you rebuild, you've got a successful business. You've got hundreds of thousands of customers, for example, and you're trying to rebuild the same thing or a different thing, but for the same customers that have got ex…”

“Atlassian was successful with a playbook, and the playbook was, we've got people in, like developers or tech or IT, they choose Atlassian apps, they love them, they start to recommend them to people in the business, and we start to see adoption, like bottom-up…”

“Your competitor, like if you think of what they do as an iceberg, like the top side, what comes out of the water is what they've shipped in terms of features, but it's based on all this stuff that they've built in terms of research. An understanding of their c…”