Software Developer and Performance Engineer
Signed up for Atlassian Stimulus!
Atlassian is offering Jira and Confluence for $5 each. Click here to get signed up. I signed up for 3 years of each. They have great software and though I can not use it right now, I have it available for the time when I can use it. There is not much time left to sign up so make sure you get your license. $30 for 3 years of each is a steal. It is limited to 5 users, but most startups I have been in usually have just 3 or 4 developers anyway.
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