Here’s Thursday’s links from My Twitter Stream. 21:23: Kohsuke Kawaguchi » Introducing InfraDNA, the Hudson company http://kohsuke.org/2010/04/26/introducing-infradna-the-hudson-company/ 21:23: Learn Python The Hard Way: Learn Python The Hard Way http://learnpythonthehardway.org/index [Zed Shaw puts money where mouth is] 21:20: JayFlowers Automated Workspace Management http://jayflowers.com/WordPress/ 21:19: dancingmango » Don’t blue-tack the walls http://www.dancingmango.com/blog/2010/04/27/dont-blue-tack-the-walls/ 21:12: dev2ops – “system administrators [...]
Here’s Tuesday’s links from My Twitter Stream. 06:21: myronmarston’s integrity-heroku at master – GitHub http://github.com/myronmarston/integrity-heroku [run tests against heroku nodes, via @davidjrice]
Here’s Friday’s links from My Twitter Stream. 22:46: JetBrains TeamCity Blog » Blog Archive » TeamCity 5.1 http://blogs.jetbrains.com/teamcity/2010/04/21/teamcity-5-1 21:58: Seth’s Blog: 8 things I wish everyone knew about email http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2010/04/8-things-i-wish-everyone-knew-about-email.html
There’s nothing wrong with Ant. No, really! True, there’s some nasty Ant files out there. Perhaps that’s because we often treat our build as a second class citizen. How do you keep your build files from becoming bloated and hard to maintain? Break ‘em up! I’m going to use a classic problem to illustrate this: [...]
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Here’s Wednesday’s links from My Twitter Stream. 22:15: Green’s Opinion: Faster Builds: A Continuous Integration Build Strategy http://bit.ly/9bfCg2 22:12: Hello cloud, goodbye BOFH http://bit.ly/aNHYCJ 22:11: JetBrains TeamCity Blog » Blog Archive » TeamCity 5.1 http://bit.ly/8YnGX5
And there’s a sponsor. AntHillPro. Sponsorship gets you an ad on the web site and a message on the RSS feed. It’s not too different to things I’ve had before but there’s a crucial difference: 99% of the ads that I got via ad networks were crap. So now we have the same thing but [...]
In the final installment, I’m going to talk about how to share configuration between developer level environments on through to clustered or “stack” type environments. Recycling Configuration Ok – so now your configuration is its own standalone Maven module with its own series of branches and build process. But what if there are shared items [...]
Here’s Monday’s links from My Twitter Stream. 22:02: InfoQ: Debate: What is the Role of an Operations Team in Software Development Today? [Updated Apr 19th] http://bit.ly/amJIEK 21:45: Teaching Journalists to code Ruby. In the pub. http://bit.ly/bX01vz 21:42: Continuous Integration in Flash and the Feature Switchboard http://bit.ly/dbE5jD 21:41: Performance Management in Continuous Integration (dynaTrace Blog) http://bit.ly/bR1QrI [...]
Here’s Tuesday’s links from My Twitter Stream. 07:13: apache.org incident report for 04/09/2010 : Apache Infrastructure Team http://bit.ly/ao5eyt [ JIRA attack on apache.org]
Here’s Monday’s links from My Twitter Stream. 21:52: InfoQ: Chris Wanstrath on GitHub http://bit.ly/aY6dfy 21:43: InfoQ: Key Takeaway Points and Lessons Learned from QCon London 2010 http://bit.ly/9Oc7L8 [including our devops track] 21:06: Mike Nash’s Two Cents Worth » Blog Archive » Continuous Releasability with Maven and TeamCity http://bit.ly/aTIZ5e 15:11: a little madness » Blog Archive [...]
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