Enterprise Continuous Integration (ECI) is an extension of Continuous Integration (CI) to multiple projects. This short article gives you a brief overview of ECI, its characteristics, benefit and current limitations. As we progress in developing this practice, I will continue...
(This article appeared in the Oct 2001, issue of Developer IQ, and is hosted on their site)
With all of the hype surrounding the word 'methodology' these days, it isn't too surprising that one with a catchy title like Extreme Programming might get at least a second glance from the curious-and the skeptical... [This article explains]what XP is all about, and why giving it a second glance, or even a third might be beneficial to you.
(this article listed on Martin Fowler's website)
The Continuous Integration principles are applicable in many different development environments. While the principles remain largely unchanged from project to project, the implementation of this practice can vary considerably. Variables such as language, platform, team size & team location provide unique implementation challenges. Here we will outline how we've implemented CI in a COM/Windows environment for a project developing primarily in Visual C++.