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In the rapidly evolving landscape of 2026, the conversation around technology has shifted from mere features to the foundational infrastructure that powers our digital lives. In our latest Tech Capsule session, I sat down with Ravi Sagar to dissect the seismic shifts happening across three critical pillars: the Atlassian ecosystem, the global semiconductor market, and the integration of AI into personal computing.

The rapid evolution of technology is fundamentally reshaping how we build software, consume information, and regulate digital spaces. Based on recent discussions, here are the critical themes defining our current tech landscape.

In a recent discussion with Ravi Sagar and Milind Gautam, we explored the Atlassian Forge platform, establishing it as the definitive path forward for application development within the Atlassian cloud ecosystem.What is Atlassian Forge?

Atlassian Forge is the recommended, essential cloud-native development platform for creating apps and plugins for Jira and Confluence Cloud.

Forge modules are essential for filling functionality gaps within Jira, allowing developers to extend Jira’s capabilities beyond its standard user interface (UI) functions.

Forge Modules vs. Standard Jira Features

Standard Jira features, such as working on projects, using dashboards and filters, adding comments, assigning tickets, and generating reports, are typically accessed through the Jira UI. The core purpose of Forge modules is to provide developers with a way to add extra functionality to specific sections of Jira.

Wondering what kind of apps you can build using Forge?

https://developer.atlassian.com/platform/forge/manifest-reference/modul…

To succeed with Atlassian Forge app development, developers need a strong grasp of JavaScript/TypeScript, Atlassian APIs, and cloud development practices. Equally important are skills in UI/UX design and problem-solving, ensuring apps deliver real value to Jira and Confluence users

#Jira #Atlassian #forge #apps

Time to go through this week's updates from the @atlassian ecosystem #ESMCloud #ForgePricing #HomeDashboards #JPDResources

Interview with an Expert: Why Scott Checkoway Took Enterprise Service Management to the Cloud

For Scott, this migration wasn’t just about technology—it was about giving his team the gift of time to focus on what matters most: serving internal and external customers and clients more efficiently, while safeguarding data

Apart from providing Atlassian services we have also started building apps. Stay on top is one such app that we are building.

#StayOnTop #Sparxsys

Do you want to start build Forge apps but not sure what skills you need?

#Forge

If you want to future proof your career in the Atlassian ecosystem then learning Forge is extremely important.

#AtlassianCareer #Forge