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Moving Code from the Developer’s Integration Environment to the QA Environment

Simon Kingaby Automated Build, Entity Framework, Oraclism , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

When we've completed coding (and, if we're feeling especially adventurous, testing said code), we promote our locally developed code to the Dev server. This serves as our integration environment. CruiseControl.Net watches our SCM for any changes promoted to the DEV branch, then it: Updates the configuration files to point to the Dev server instead of … Continue reading Moving Code from the Developer’s Integration Environment to the QA Environment

Opening Salvo: Planning your SCM for a Silverlight project

Simon Kingaby Silverlight Development , , , , , , , ,

One of the easiest decisions to make when embarking on a Silverlight development adventure, is to decide to use a Source Code Manager (SCM) to keep the myriad projects and files organized. I shall leave it up to you to decide which SCM to use. As far as setting up the SCM environment, there are … Continue reading Opening Salvo: Planning your SCM for a Silverlight project