Project Roomba
The underlying storage engine that powers Trello’s data environment was unhealthy and sluggish, so we invested time into fixing it with…
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Evolve your data platform with a Deployment Capability
At Atlassian, our internal data lake is regularly used by more than half of the company; grows in excess of 85…
Why we chose Kafka for the Trello socket architecture
Trello has been using RabbitMQ for the last three years. Prior to RabbitMQ, we were relying on a Redis Pub-Sub implementation.…
How to release a buggy app (and live to tell the tale)
Bugs! No matter how many times I decree that my coworkers and I must stop writing bugs, we keep on doing…
Think outside the red box
Have you ever returned to work in the morning and found a couple of Trello boards with this lovely cryptic red…
Kotlin at Trello
This post is intended to be a sequel to the Talking Kotlin podcast episode that featured Huyen Tue Dao and me. We recorded it in…
Developing the Unsplash-Trello integration
For the past few months we’ve been working on bringing Unsplash into Trello. Check out Trello’s blog post announcing the launch if you…
A bug we found in node.js 7
tl;dr: Don’t use Node 7 until this PR is released. Background We’ve been working for quite some time to try and transition the…
Displaying sync state
Early on, we realized that we needed some way to communicate to the user when data isn’t synced with the server…
Sync is a two-way street
Most of what I’ve written so far has been about uploading changes from the client to the server. But we found it is equally important to download changes from the server…