#kohsuke kawaguchi

Now the creator has left VMware, where does it leave the asynchronous framework likened to node.js

Kohsuke Kawaguchi, creator of Jenkins and architect at CloudBees, discusses how to use Jenkins to efficiently shift more workload from your laptops and computers to servers. By using “pre-tested commits” you can make changes safely so that your changes don’t block others, run tests asynchronously, and avoid compounding errors intrinsic to large projects with numerous developers contributing to the repository. Advances in distributed version control systems (such as Git) made it possible to test every commit separately before it hits the team’s main branch. This helps you keep the main branch more stable, and lets you get more values out of the CI server. In this session, Kohsuke look at the details of this technique, and how to make it work with your projects. It covers

A public announcement – organising a top-drawer conference is hard work. Now it falls to you – which sessions do you attend?

Straight out of the Jenkins User Conference, creator Kohsuke Kawaguchi had a big announcement – uniting continuous integration builds with GitHub repositories

The CI server and binary repository join forces to launch a solution for the Jenkins community

Many enterprises are caught up in the CloudBees buzz, as they release details of their bumper year in 2011. What does 2012 hold for CloudBees?

Jenkins (formerly known as Hudson) is a continuous integration server that facilitates the automation in software development. In this talk, Hudson/Jenkins founder Kohsuke Kawaguchi discusses what’s new in the project, as well as various techniques to get more out of your Jenkins server, such as distributed build techniques, some key plugins, and larger scale choreography that spans across many jobs for sophisticated automation.

The first milestone as a top-level project for the continuous integration server is a big one with over 50 new features

Kohsuke Kawaguchi blogs about what’s going on with project Hudson.

JAXenter speaks with the Hudson project lead on taking Hudson outside of Sun/Oracle.

When Hudson project lead Kohsuke Kawaguchi left Oracle, he revealed that he would start up his own company to take […]