high quality software

Last week I had the chance to attend an Agile Developer Skills Workshop in Berlin.

The 3 day workshop is, next to a Scrum Master or PO Certification, a prerequisite for the Certified Scrum Developer, short CSD.

On the Ibuildings techPortal there's a new tutorial from Ben Longden about setting up Hudson as a continuous integration server for the deployment of your application(s).

Tools like Hudson allow you to create consistent builds and automatically handle tasks that might get overlooked by a person doing the deployment.

IBM Developerworks: "Summary: The days of cowboy coding are long gone at most organizations, replaced by a renewed interest in generating quality software.

Continuous integration (CI) testing is a vital component in the practice of agile programming techniques that lead to high-quality software."

Even with all of the high quality software available, someti

Wine-Reviews: "GRC always produces high quality software. This is no exception. Programmed 100% in assembly language, this program performs spectacularly.

It only in a Windows version, but Linux users can easily (and completely) run it using Wine."

ServerWatch: "There are free software alternatives to most of the commercial ones that you use, and they're compatible with their commercial counterparts.

These free alternatives cover the gamut of desktop and server software from word processing to graphics to high-end web application services.

There's no need to dip into your life's savings to equip your business with high-quality software."