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We speak to the project leads for Lyo, which aims to bring open standards to the Eclipse community’s lifecycle tools.

This talk from Mik Kersten of Tasktop Technologies will explore connecting enterprise Java stacks with cloud deployment via a task-focused continuous integration loop. The SCM, code review, and Agile ALM technologies, based on the Eclipse Mylyn ALM interoperability platform, will be used to demonstrate how to achieve this new level of connectivity and automation between the team and the application. The talk will conclude with a roadmap of how we can apply these new lessons to define the next decade of enterprise Java productivity.

Newest Subversion arrives, progressing the versioning control slightly, but can they compete with Git?

ThoughtWorks Studios have announced Go 2.3 and Twist 2.3.

Lyo has been proposed for enabling Eclipse users to create OSCL compliant tools.

PLUS, RabbitMQ 2.4.0, JRebel 4.0 M1 and new PrimeFaces logo comp!

“We allow teams to fully define their own processes be they Scrum, XP, DSDM, Lean, Waterfall or some hybrid and then we allow them to regularly reflect on their processes, improve and change.”

The latest prediction in Mik Kersten’s blog series, addresses ALM tools.

“I miss the heyday of the IDE wars,” says Mik Kersten.

Tasktop to offer Tasktop Pro, the Polarion Connector, and Polarion Track & Wiki as a package.

The Mylyn project is promoted to an Eclipse top-level project, creating new sub-projects collaborating with Cloudsmith, Perforce and Rally Software.

CollabNet Subversion Edge 1.1 comes out of beta program, and TeamForge ALM platform 5.4 announced with drag-and-drop sequencing.

Milestone six of Rational Quality Manager 3.0 is out now. Rational Quality Manager provides a collaborative application lifecycle management environment. […]

Creators of Eclipse Mylyn, Tasktop Technologies, have been named one of Gartner’s ‘Cool Vendors in the Application Development, 2010.’ The […]