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Using a Continuous Integration Server

Using a Continuous Integration Server. Sean Chambers. About Sean. Senior Developer at Flagler County Schools for 5 years Owner Hybrid Software, Educational Software Contributor to various open source projects (Castle Project, NHibernate , NUnit , NBehave )

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Using a Continuous Integration Server

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  1. Using a Continuous Integration Server Sean Chambers

  2. About Sean • Senior Developer at Flagler County Schools for 5 years • Owner Hybrid Software, Educational Software • Contributor to various open source projects (Castle Project, NHibernate, NUnit, NBehave) • Practicing TDD,DDD,BDD for 2 years • Blog: http://schambers.lostechies.com •  Twitter: schambers

  3. What is CI? • Software package to integrate the development of software on a daily process

  4. Where? • CI was originated from the XP community • Developed by Martin Fowler and Kent Beck

  5. How can it help me? • Instant feedback of bugs • Executes tests, reports automatically • Like having another developer present to compile • Automates the build process • Automates report generation • Constant monitor for TDD code coverage

  6. What do I need? • CI Server • TeamCity • CruiseControl.NET • Source Control software • SVN • VSS • CVS • Build script • Nant • msbuild

  7. Nant/MsBuild • Use a build script to leverage CI • Bootstrap report generation via build script • NCover • Ndepend • NUnit

  8. Commit early, commit often • Make sure every developer commits everyday

  9. Label your builds • Create label/tag for each published version • Label/tag a nightly build

  10. TeamCity Sample

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