Contents tagged with Continuous Integration
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Building and deploying applications with NAnt and MSBuild in Vienna, Virginia
I will be presenting at the WinProTeam Vienna .NET Users Group on 3/1/2006 at 6pm.
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Q & A from Build and Deploy with NAnt in Rockville
I presented on "Build and Deploy with NAnt" (slides/code available) at the WinProTeam Rockville .NET User Group on 11/4.
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CruiseControl.NET - second impressions ...
On our current project we have been running our NAnt build script using a Windows Scheduled Task. While this never seemed particularly sophisticated, it did the job especially given that our build (plus all test suites) takes around 2 hours to run! Today, I installed CruiseControl.NET for a dabble - my last experience was many moons ago - when SourceGear Vault support was still a do-it-yourself affair.
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Build and Deploy with NAnt in Rockville on Thurs 4th November
I will be presenting on NAnt and how to use it to build and deploy your software - the session will touch on the commonly used tasks and how to use them in your integration process. It promises to be a great jumpstart for the NAnt newbie and may even show the seasoned NAnt'er a thing or two - such as C# scripting in NAnt and building your own custom tasks.
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SubNAnting - Deploying software with different configurations
On my current project, we have 5 different environments - bleeding, stable, test, stage and production. The application is ASP.NET-based but also has a complicated Extraction Transformation and Loading (ETL) process which synchronizes the application's data with a legacy system. All of this requires *alot* of configuration!
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Automation to the rescue (again) for newbie TDDers! (NCover)
My current project (which I am very excited about!) is building an internet facing ASP.NET application for a high profile function. It involves building business objects to map to the database and general functions of the system and then mapping those into the UI. And now the fun part ... the entire application has been built using TestDrivenDevelopment (TDD)!