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Webcast: The Role of Binary Repositories in Software Configuration Management

Broadcast Date: Mon., Mar. 15, 2010 at 1:00 p.m. EDT Speakers: Jeffrey Fredrick, Urbancode Technical Evangelist; Eric Minick, Urbancode Lead Consultant Register Now How confident are you with the content of what you are about to release? Do you know ...
Maven's Strengths and Weaknesses as a Dependency Management System

For many Java teams, switching to Maven will introduce them to formal dependency management. Maven actually does a pretty decent job and is a fantastic system out of the box for informal projects. However, for teams looking to implement rigorous component ...
2 Talks At ESDC

I'm traveling to Atlanta this week but the first week of March I will be back in the San Francisco Bay Area for a new conference, ESDC, the Enterprise Software Development Conference. While this is is a new conference the timing is familiar; ESDC has ...
AnthillPro Security for Auditors

Eric Starr over at Anthillizer provides a how-to for creating an Auditor Role in your AnthillPro. He suggests default "read" or "view" permissions across the board but no execute permissions. Seems like a reasonable strategy for most ...
Configure a Multiplatform Build in AnthillPro

A common build scenario is to need to compile on several different platforms. The basic build is all the same, but a couple parameters change platform to platform. Here we look at the basics of configuring this kind of scenario in AnthillPro. You need: ...

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Re: Maven's Strengths and Weaknesses as a Dependency Management System
There is a way to depend on status. You would tackle this via setting up a Staging repository. This is fully supported by the maven release plugin and even has a goal: mvn release:prepare release:stage -DautoVersionSubmodu...
Re: Configure a Multiplatform Build in AnthillPro
Oh yes. Creating some best practices / patterns / refactorings kind of guide is a project that we need to tackle - I think it is on my plate to get done this year. Hopefully sooner rather than later.
Re: Configure a Multiplatform Build in AnthillPro
Thanks, Eric. Although we don't have a need for multi-platform builds yet, this is a good introduction on how to use iteration properties. Also, the idea of separating out the platform-agnostic setup and wrap up jobs is a nice strategy to avoid ...

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	Title and summary	Date/time
1	Webinar: Release Management Best Practices — Balancing Agility and Control Tomorrow (Wednesday Sept 9th) at 2 pm EDT / 11 am PDT Maciej Zawadzki and Damon Poole are going to be talking about Release Management Best Practices: Balancing Agility and Compliance. The origin of this talk is the conflict we see in development ...	Sep 8, 2009
2	Going Agile: Breaking through the release bottleneck When moving from a traditional development model with infrequent releases to an agile model with more regular releases, teams often find the release process too cumbersome to be effective. Spending three weeks to release may be acceptable if releases ...	Apr 14, 2009
3	Scrum and the Build Server Part 2: The Enterprise In our first post looking at Scrum and the Build Server we focused on the interaction between the Build Server and the individual build team. In this follow up, we take a look at how scaling agile practices like Scrum to a larger organization impacts the ...	Feb 12, 2009
4	Scrum and the Build Server Part 1: The team Increasingly, when we visit enterprise customers, we find organizations that are using or adopting Scrum. In conversations amongst our consultants, we’ve observed a natural affinity between the build server and the Scrum process. While the most ...	Feb 3, 2009

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