Category: Atlassian Confluence

by Katerina Kolina Those of you, who have been using our Talk add-on, are probably wondering what’s different between newly added Confluence native inline comments and Talk. To spare you the time and efforts you’d use to figure it out, I’m sharing with you the…

Communication has always been an essential part of the human life. The main result and objective of communication is exchange of information. Information is one of the main factors that stimulates human evolution and drives the mankind further. Information is one of the most precious…

Not so long ago we released a truly milestone version of Talk for Confluence that lets you start discussions without entering the Edit mode. And now it’s time for another pack of cool features that will make Talk even better. In version 2.1.0 we introduce craved by many of our users…

In one of previous posts we showed how Talk Inline Comments can be used for reviewing documentation (for example, software manuals) in Confluence. Everyone involved in creating, editing and reviewing different types of content can benefit from posting contextual comments provided by Talk. However, if you use Confluence…

Did you often use Talk Add-on for Confluence? If so, you will surely know about its main limitation – ability to add talks only when editing pages. But now it is gone with Talk – Inline Comments for Confluence 2.0. Adding talks in the view…

With this post we start publishing a series of use cases that will demonstrate all features of Talk Inline Comments add-on for Conlfuence in a real-life situations. The Talk add-on is great for reviewing any kind of content in Confluence, since unlike standard Confluence comments, it provides an…