Monday, May 12, 2008
Continuous Integration in .Net
I've posted a new article on my web site, "Continuous Integration in .NET". Continuous Integration is a method where source code is continually built and tested, resulting in better quality applications in less time. While Visual Studio Team System gives you the tools you need to do continuous integration, the cost is prohibitive to most shops. This whitepaper discusses free tools that allow you to integrate continuous integration into your .Net development.
Labels: .Net, Continuous Integration
// posted by Craig Berntson @ 6:33:00 PM 
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Another option that going the all-in OS route may be to use a version control system like Accurev with CruiseControl.NET. I saw a webinar recently that showed a customer using both to great affect, and he put a lot of emphasis on the source control capabilities with CC.NET toward the end that were very cool. Found a link to it here if you are interested:
http://www.accurev.com/reg/virtual_booth_reg.php?WBN23=1&ms=WBN-ContInteg-200803
Good luck.
http://www.accurev.com/reg/virtual_booth_reg.php?WBN23=1&ms=WBN-ContInteg-200803
Good luck.
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: 11:36 AM
I haven't used AccuRev, but have heard good things about it. The problem is, it's another tool that you have to buy. The purpose of the whitepaper is to show how to use free tools.
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