Task Reminder for Confluence 2.1.0 is here! For navigating the opt outs, metrics and schedules in the future, here is a peek at Task Reminder for Confluence 2.1.0.

We are happy to announce the new minor release 2.6.0 of Git Snippets for Confluence. After adding a Markdown Renderer to Git Snippets last month, we now added the option to use an Access Token on Bitbucket Server instances. We also improved the usability of the Markdown Renderer.

We are happy to announce a new minor release 3.9.0 of Lively Blogs for Confluence. With this new version, you can now embed the global Blog overview into any Confluence page!

Let’s start this post with a bold claim: as software developers we like Confluence. Well, we think at least many of us do. And many of us use it as a tool to create documentation for software. In fact, we have had many projects where we started with a documentation as a simple README.md in the repository. Nowadays, Markdown allows us to write fairly extensive and nicely formatted documentation (check this one out as an example).

Atlassian announced today that Sven Schatter from Lively Apps ​has received the Atlassian Marketplace Vendor of the Year 2019: Developer Contributor award for his outstanding contribution and achievements during the calendar year 2019. This includes exceptional efforts in developing new business, thought leadership, and products and services that complement Atlassian. Lively Apps ​was one of 6 Marketplace Vendor Partner recipients honored as Marketplace Vendor of the Year: Developer Contributor for their continuous effort throughout the year.

Please have a look at this screenshot. Look at it carefully and think about what you can see. Or, more importantly, what you cannot see!

Welcome HideElements for Confluence 3.0! Over the past years we have found roughly 3000 Confluence instances around the globe whose users and administrators came to find it incredibly useful to hide some elements in Confluence. If you don’t know HideElements yet, you may want to have a look at our introduction article Ever wanted to hide some elements in Atlassian Confluence?

We are thrilled to give you all a first HELLO from our freshly founded company called Lively Apps! From now on, whenever you see a tricolored V you will know that this is us: the team that has crafted a fair range of amazing Atlassian apps like PocketQuery, Lively Blogs, Lively Theme, HideElements, Task Reminder, Page Branching, and many more.

Welcome Task Reminder for Confluence 2.0! We have decided to take our app to the next level! In this new release, we have focused on major improvements for Task Reminder admins, a decision we have drawn mostly from the feedback we processed from the users of our app (thanks!). If you use tasks with mentions, and possibly due dates in your Confluence instance, it is only natural that users forget about their tasks. Task Reminder will help them remember! By sending scheduled reminder emails.

We used to develop custom themes in the past which turned out hard to maintain. We changed to only one theme app called Lively Theme that acts as a drop-in solution with options for customizations. In this Blog Post we describe how you can achieve your own individual Confluence appearance with a few simple steps.