Presentation: "CruiseControl"
Time: Tuesday 15:40 - 16:40
Location: To be announced
Presentation: "CruiseControl"
Track:
Solution Track : Tuesday
Time: Tuesday 15:40 - 16:40 Location: To be announced
Abstract: Continuous integration has become a popular practice on many software development projects, agile or not. With CruiseControl ThoughtWorks created one of the first solutions in the field, and in this session we discuss typical patterns, best practices, and advanced techniques for continuous integration and the deployment of CruiseControl. We will also provide an overview of the planned development of CruiseControl
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Chris Read, ThoughtWorksChris Read is an Infrastructure Specialist at ThoughtWorks Inc., where he helps clients design and impliment their production infrastructure, and make the process of deploying their software as painless as possible. He is one of the creators of Buildix: an integrated development environment that helps projects get started quickly. Before joining ThoughtWorks Chris has worked as a System Administrator, Network Administrator and a Developer (though not all at the same time). Specializing in Unix environments, he uses his experience from both sides of the wall to help admins and developers realize they're both playing for the same team Track host: Erik Dörnenburg, ThoughtWorksErik Dörnenburg is an application architect and developer at ThoughtWorks Inc., where he is helping clients with the design and implementation of large-scale enterprise solutions. Building on his experience with J2EE, Microsoft .NET and other environments, Erik is continually exploring new patterns of enterprise software. Before joining ThoughtWorks Erik was Technical Director at Pixelpark UK, a new media company, where he integrated enterprise systems with web-based solutions and a variety of digital delivery channels. His career in enterprise software began in the early nineties on the NeXTSTEP platform and Erik has been an advocate of agile, test-driven, object-oriented development and Open Source software for many years. He holds a degree in Informatics from the University of Dortmund and has studied Computer Science and Linguistics at the University College Dublin. |
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