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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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We've made our last two Webinars available for playback at your convenience. Death to Manual Deployments: Manual deployments are slow, inconsistent and fail in production. Other than that, they're fine. Listen to Jeffery Fredrick and Eric Minick as ... 		Jan 18, 2010
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Going Lean: Deferring Commitment
Lean teams will defer commitment on high risk decisions. Generally this means that instead of putting a lot of time and effort into making sure they make early, risky decisions correctly, they avoid the high cost of incorrect decisions by finding ways to ... 		Oct 5, 2009


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