Java
Guillermo Castro  

Maven Continuum 1.0 Final is out

Just as I was researching on a Continuous Integration tool for our next project at work, I learn from a co-worker that the Apache Maven Project has released final version 1.0 of its CI tool, Continuum.

I downloaded and installed the application, and it looks really nice. Previous to this tool, I was considering using Luntbuild (by recommendation of another developer), but since we’re going to use Maven for our build tool, and considering the long track of successes in projects that the Apache Software Foundation has, I think I’m going to stick with Continuum for the time being.

The CI tool is only part of what we’re trying to set up to standardise and speed development. We have found and chosen the following tools:

I wonder if someone has a similar setup, with the same or different tools, and why they chose those tools. Also, do the use of those tools actually improve development speed?

javageek

I started developing programs when he was 12 years old and still likes to code to this day. Since 1997, I’ve been working almost exclusively with Java, doing desktop and enterprise applications for local, national and international companies alike. I love working with computers. I graduated from Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education (ITESM) with a major in Physics and a minor in Electronics.

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