Ryan LaNeve - All Comments

re: Big Visible Cruise++

rlaneve — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 14:32:38 GMT

Looks cool David - nice job.

re: Big Visible Cruise++

David Ron — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 14:08:19 GMT

I recently cloned Big Visible Cruise in Java with a Javascript/HTML front end. Check it out:

code.google.com/.../big-visible-cuise-web

re: BDD Style Specification Reporting via CC.NET

rlaneve — Sat, 17 Jan 2009 18:00:10 GMT

vishal -

Within the root of the web project for CC.NET (which is called "webdashboard" in my case), you should have a file named dashboard.config. Within this XML-based config file, you should have an element named "buildPlugins", and within that some pre-existing examples of "xslReportBuildPlugin" elements. Copy/Paste one of the existing "xslReportBuildPlugin" elements and change the "description" to whatever you like, then set the actionName to either "NUnitSpecsReport" or "MbUnitSpecsReport" depending on which test framework you use, and finally set the "xslFileName" attribute to either "xsl\NUnitSpecsReport.xsl" or "MbUnitSpecsReport.xls", again depending on which framework you use. That should be all you need. I believe you'll need force the web app to recycle, though, as I don't think CC.NET is monitoring this config file for changes (so, "touch" the web.config in some way, or stop/restart the app pool or related site in IIS).

Good luck.

re: BDD Style Specification Reporting via CC.NET

vishal — Fri, 16 Jan 2009 05:57:05 GMT

Hey,

can you tell me exactly how you put it on dashboard? Which file to modify and what attributes?

thanks

re: Big Visible Cruise++

rlaneve — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 03:15:33 GMT

Ben: Thank you for taking the time to create and share BVC.

Khalid: We pieced together our setup, so it's a little tough to put a price tag on it. There is only one PC running the four displays - it has two ultra-cheap, dual-head video cards in it. Typically it is running only 2-3 instances of Internet Explorer and 1 instance of BVC, so any basic, old PC would work just fine. Our builds run on a different machine (our primary development server).

re: Big Visible Cruise++

khalid abuhakmeh — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 02:19:35 GMT

That is really cool, I'd love to run something like that using JetBrain's TeamCity. I wonder if there is a business in setting up displays like that for existing development shops? How much did it all cost and what are the specs on the pcs and are they the build servers?

re: Big Visible Cruise++

Ben Carey — Thu, 27 Nov 2008 00:47:20 GMT

Thanks for posting! I always love to see pics of BVC being used. This is the exact scenario that it was created for and I love to see people using it.

Continuous Integration Display Wall

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re: Big Visible Cruise++

ShaneBauer — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 20:14:42 GMT

That's very slick. Nice job. Thanks for posting the images.

re: Big Visible Cruise++

PHenry — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 19:57:36 GMT

VERY COOL! That is awesome dynamic feedback for you and your team. Kudos! :>