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Community Developed Builds for the Agile Developer

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Saturday, 07 April 2007 09:25
Agile development is a process methodology where, at its core, is the ability for developers to share and test changes in software as rapidly as possible in an efficient but disciplined approach.  The Continuous Build process is based on manual scripting and therefore is highly redundant and non-adaptive.  Continuous Builds that rely on redundant scripts become road blocks for agile teams when attempting to move quickly from code to deployment.  Agile developers must recognize... Agile development is a process methodology where, at its core, is the ability for developers to share and test changes in software as rapidly as possible in an efficient but disciplined approach.  The Continuous Build process is based on manual scripting and therefore is highly redundant and non-adaptive.  Continuous Builds that rely on redundant scripts become road blocks for agile teams when attempting to move quickly from code to deployment.  Agile developers must recognize the problems of manual scripting and begin moving toward a non-redundant Community Developed approach to managing the Continuous Build.
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