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Hudson seems to be a clear choice for the Java crowd over CruiseControl yet seems overlooked in .NET land? You can find a guide to setting up and using Hudson here . It is worth noting that both TeamCity and Hudson support NUnit out of the box, for MbUnit...
The good folks at JetBrains have added a great feature to TeamCity 5.0 EAP (codenamed Darjeeling), connecting builds and defects . If your commit has the defect number attached then TeamCity will go ahead and connect the two so you can look at what defects...
I was away on vacation this week and when ever I go away the week is eventful, I came back to the news that Phil Haack has taken the red pill and James\Brad have been busy. My congrats to Phil on his news, I look foward to working with Phil as part of...
I based this post from a post by Sebastien Pouliot , I was so thrilled that I wanted to write it up here. Chris Gameweld was a student on this years Mono SoC project and has worked on creating a tool to improve the unit test coverage within the Mono code...
Some slightly older guides knocking about on the web, the easiest way of adding MbUnit to CCNet is to change the XSL reports (you can try the plugin option if you want). As noted in an earlier post , the XSL to show MbUnit reports is shipped with CCNet...
I upgraded our CCNet CI server to 1.3 today . I also noticed that Eden has updated his CCNet stat upgrades to use a nice looking Dojo package . If your collecting CCNet stats on your box then this upgrade is well worth adding (and easy too but beware...
Its rare that folks travel with out a map, even those in the outback have mental map of where they going (and its not like norman briggs from new york is doing the walk about, he would be croc food very quickly). So would you code before having any idea...
Here is a question, how much time did you spend in the debugger today? Lets say for a 10 hour project you spend on average 1 minute of every hour in the debugger. Of course this is a guess, if your writing code from scatch then you won't spend as often...
Roy and Ayende's cross blog debate about VSTS and OSS tools has struck a cord in my mind. If microsoft's customers want to extend the VSTS with OSS tools why should anything stand in their way (they have paid for it to meet there needs after all...
Su Llewellyn has a article up on .NET developers journal on using the MSR Spec Explorer framework for MBT .
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