FEATURED BOOK: Continuous Integration: Improving Software Quality and Reducing Risk

by Paul M. Duvall with Steve Matyas & Andrew Glover 

For those of you seeking a book on the subject of Continuous Integration (a.k.a. "CI"), what it is, how to do it, why to do it, what the benefits are, and the details of how to do it ... look no further. The book you have got to run out and get is here! It is Paul Duvall et.al.'s Continuous Integration: Improving Software Quality and Reducing Risk. It includes descriptions of no less than 40 CI practices, five dozen code listings, coverage of  systems using Java, C/C++/C#, Python, Ruby, and dozens of tools and environments. No other book is as thorough in capturing not just the concepts and the mental attitude of CI, but also all the related practices and current technologies (including Ant, NAnt, JUnit, NUnit, CruiseControl, Continuum, Bamboo, Buildforge, Rake, Luntbuild, ParaBuild, Guantlet, Sin, Maven (and Maven 2), CruiseControl.NET, AntHill, and more).  You can check out this book at Amazon.com

by Paul M. Duvall with Steve Matyas & Andrew Glover 

For those of you seeking a book on the subject of Continuous Integration (a.k.a. "CI"), what it is, how to do it, why to do it, what the benefits are, and the details of how to do it ... look no further. The book you have got to run out and get is here! It is Paul Duvall et.al.'s Continuous Integration: Improving Software Quality and Reducing Risk. It includes descriptions of no less than 40 CI practices, five dozen code listings, coverage of  systems using Java, C/C++/C#, Python, Ruby, and dozens of tools and environments. No other book is as thorough in capturing not just the concepts and the mental attitude of CI, but also all the related practices and current technologies (including Ant, NAnt, JUnit, NUnit, CruiseControl, Continuum, Bamboo, Buildforge, Rake, Luntbuild, ParaBuild, Guantlet, Sin, Maven (and Maven 2), CruiseControl.NET, AntHill, and more).  You can check out this book at Amazon.com

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