At our most recent .NET users group meeting, Joe Healy asked for a show of hands for those doing Continuous Integration. There were about 40 of us and (I'm pretty sure) no one raised their hand. A few years back, I had a NAnt script that was scheduled to execute nightly (you could also call it manually...

Last month I'm focusing almost only on Continuous Integration. Number of hours spent on that subject allows me to pretend be advanced. So far all my CI experience was limited to CruiseControl.NET (95%) and a bit of Team Foundation Server. A problem with setting up CI using TFS is well known and there...

Here we are in the second part of the cycle. In the first part I show basic concepts and first, simple build script that allows us to build our project on server. This time I will show how to configure automatic versioning and deploying the application to the test site. Versioning First of all let me...

Introduction Before I start, I want to turn your attention for not well know product named CI Factory. It's a continuous integration tool (or server) created by Jay Flower. It's quite interesting alternative for those who don't want to set up and configure everything on his own. The CI Factory is using...

Well, last time I didn't blog too much so I've decide to start a new cycle. It's the best way to force myself to post more frequently. One of the subjects on top of my head was continuous integration so there we are. The other reason is that I will have a presentation on that subject on vBug meeting...