... handful of partially completed solutions. Hi I am UK based but I am speaking at the Dsl DevCon http://www.sellsbrothers.com/conference/. Are any of the...
Hi George, That's exactly what I did on my current team. They had 0 tests, but quite a large code base which holds 10 products which we ship together as a...
Thank you for all the responses, especially from the folks who work on projects I mentioned. I wanted to point out that I am not actively looking for a...
Hi, Do you guys have any input regarding routing engine (akin to ASP.Net MVC's) in Java space? I am looking to deploy a code to several different site that...
If it helps any, the folks on the team at MS have heard this loud and clear (and often). I'm really hoping it will not be an issue in VS2010. Heck, all it...
I think this is one of the most important discussions to be having right now. Rails has just introduced app templates, which provides a handy DSL for creating...
HI Dave, I totally agree and Ithink it is sad that we as .NET developers have a complete over reliance on visual studio to do absolutely anything. VS just does...
... Isn't that exactly what S#arp Architecture ( http://www.codeplex.com/SharpArchitecture) is meant to cover? Regards, -- Mohamed Ahmed Meligy Information...
Yes, definitely. The core of the project is decoupled from web related stuff as well as from NHibernate.It is an opinionated library, but it provides a lot of...
Just exactly what does the MVC framework offer that simply applying the MVC pattern doesn't? Note that this question is based on no knowledge of ASP.NET MVC,...
Brad Stiles
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Simply put, it provides an extensible infrastructure which works out of the box with decent defaults (web forms view engine, session state temp data provider,...
The Busines Analysts on my current project want workflow in the re-engineered system. The system will be we based (ASP.NET) with a variety of datasources,...
Ask 'management' how many 'platform' bugs they've convinced vendors to fix without having to wait for the next point release and/or paying for the next ...
... I setup CI even if I'm the sole developer mainly because a) Make sure all files are checked in and build so that when I'm home I know I can do latest...
+1 to all It is easy to not check in a file and with CI you'll instantly know when it tries to build that something is amiss. I think a lot of developers even...
All, I'm following this discussion with great interest. I work on a different projects, sometimes alone, sometimes with partners. Currently, I don't use CI...
I would expect a single batch file would be able to execute all of the steps, but I guess that one of the nice features of CI tools is the report you get. No? ...
So I did a few google searches to turn up these projects (Rocks, Horn, etc.). I found Rocks: http://github.com/scottcreynolds/rocks/tree/master What other...
I'm definitely in support of building everything from source. We'd want to get to the point where in a build script we could declare a dependency like: ...
Actually TeamCity was super easy to set up. That's all I'm using it for too. It can obviously do a heck of a lot more but given how easy it was to set up I...
We are very close to achieving this in horn, We pull in dependencies in horn. Check out the dsl in my original post. We just need to better reaolve these...
Sorry, correct on that one. Can you get anything in C++ to compile in under 10 minutes? ... -- ... Christopher Brandsma http://www.ChrisBrandsma.com ...
You can set nant.onfailure and nant.onsuccess tasks to mail you a basic report of some sort.Triggering the build and what that report contains is the tricky...
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