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Innovative Companies, Good Friends

Last week, BusinessWeek released its list of the 50 most innovative companies. We were happy to see that many of our customers and prospects were selected. The AnthillPro team here at Urbancode would like to extend our congratulations to those who were ...
Upcoming Conference Schedule

Join us at Upcoming Conferences! We'll be at the JavaOne and North American Continuous Integration and Testing (Citcon) conferences in the coming months. April 4-5 CITCON (Denver) This year's North American CI and Testing conference is being held in ...
CodeStation Eclipse Plugin and Working on Multiple Projects Concurrently

We are big believers in the Reuse Release Equivalence principle. Accordingly, we encourage artifact based reuse as opposed to source code based reuse. But sometimes it may seem like IDEs don't like to play nice with artifact based reuse.Read more...

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Designing AnthillPro Roles

Permissions in AnthillPro often point to resources that cut across multiple uses - for instance the right to take action in some environment. Roles should follow a similar pattern. Instead of being tightly focused like "Lead Developer for Project A" splitting this into two roles ("Lead Developer" and "Team A Team Member") can make configuration easier, and keep the number of roles under control.