I wanted to let everyone know that the site for CITCON Europe 2008 is up. http://citconf.com/amsterdam2008/ CITCON Europe will be in Amsterdam this year on...
http://citconf.com/melbourne2008 Greetings, As Mark pointed out, registration is now open for CITCON Melbourne 2008 on June 27 & 28 (one week later than...
Will the Citcon conferences be interested by media sponsorship/partners? I am the editor of Methods & Tools, a free e-magazine focused on software development...
Are there experience reports or web links which I could read that describe ways of managing continuous integration for large programming teams? In my case, I'm...
Franco, I'll take this up with the planning committee and get back to you off-list. Thanks for your interest! Sincerely, Paul Julius Co-chair, CITCON Denver...
Mark, I work on such a project as a consultant. I will find out what I am allowed to discuss. -d ... -- David Vydra http://vydra.net http://www.testdriven.com...
Level(3) in Broomfield had a similar scenario when I was there a few years ago. They had a centralized Cruise Control farm, but it ran many, many projects, so...
Hi Mark, I may not understand enough about your context, but can't you follow something similar to the following process: - Establish a Recommended initial...
Mark, First, I want to point out that I work at a vendor company -- however, we're active participants in the CITCON community and not just trolls :) The...
... I disagree. We've several times invited CITCON attendees to "continue the discussion on the mailing list". Actual discussion threads on CIT have been...
Hi All, This topic of continuous integration on large projects within large organizations is very close to what I have been dealing with in last one year. Like...
<shameless plug>This would be a great topic for AgileCoachCamp too :-) </shameless plug> www.agilecoachcamp.org ... -- Deborah Hartmann InfoQ Agile Community...
Is it really? I know of no other mailing list focused on CI, so unless I missed something, I would say this is the one. Discussions on CI topics are sparse...
Yes. back to CITCON. I have never been but planning on going to the Denver one. Is a list of topics ever posted prior to the meeting or is it simply "post...
... Hi there, Maciej already gave you the main tip here: break your huge monolithic application into smaller manageable chunks. In the Java world, you can use...
Matt, We can throw out ideas for topics now, but the opening session will be one where we all suggest ideas for topics we'd like to discuss. Aftwards during...
... I'm the new kid on the block, but as far as I can tell, the old way was to integrate once every week or two, and make it work on those integration builds. ...
Mark, Sounds like you're on the right track. For your CI builds, I would shoot for feedback in under 10 minutes. If that means running few or no unit tests as...
It's at the Doubletree Hotel at Stapleton, which is in Denver, although not downtown. If you remember where the airport used to be, that's where it is. -- Lisa...
Hi Lisa, Pardon the silly question, is this http://doubletree1.hilton.com/en_US/dt/hotel/RLDV-DT-Doubletree-Hotel-Denver-Colorado/index.do the hotel you are...
Yes, I hope I didn't speak out of turn because I don't know if it's finalized, but I know that's what was being considered. -- Lisa ... -- Lisa Crispin ...
... unit ... Agree with the 10 minute (or lower) hard limit. I use the "cup of coffee test". After I commit I go get a cup of coffee. When I get back I'd...