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Redmine - Overview TortoiseSVN The Trac Project Hudson Continuous Integration 10 skills for developers to focus on in 2013 Development trends that began to emerge in 2012 are picking up steam. Here's a look at the must-know technologies for the year ahead. Editor's note: At the beginning of 2012, Justin James wrote a list of technologies that were gaining momentum in the dev world. Now he revisits that list with an eye toward 2013. Looking back on this article after nearly a year, I'm struck by how quickly some of these trends have steamrolled. Thanks to mobile devices that receive frequent updates (notably iOS devices) and the short release cycles of Chrome and Firefox, it has been possible for HTML5 to rapidly ascend to the top of the pile in many ways. The enterprise market running Java and .NET on the backend and using SOAP for communications The consumer market using PHP, Ruby, and Python on the backend with lightweight REST Web services Looking ahead to 2013, I really do not think that the items on this list need to change much. What skills do you need? 1: Mobile development 2: NoSQL 3: Unit testing
TracBuildbotIntegration Description ¶ Buildbot is a simple and highly configurable continuous integration server. This plugin attempts to integrate it into Trac Screenshots ¶ Main page ¶ Builder page ¶ Bugs/Feature Requests ¶ Existing bugs and feature requests for TracBuildbotIntegration are here. If you have any issues, create a new ticket. Installation ¶ Buildbot ¶ You need at least version 0.7.7 of buildbot to run this plugin. Plugin installation ¶ Download TracBuildbot-0.1.3-py2.4.egg and place it in the plugin directory of your trac project. [components]buildbot.* = enabled [buildbot]url = of builds displayed in the builder pagenumbuilds=10 Source ¶ Version 0.1.3 is available download You can check out TracBuildbotIntegration from here using Subversion, or browse the source with Trac. Recent Changes ¶ [5398] by etienne on 2009-03-24 15:06:17 Tag version 0.1.3 [5397] by etienne on 2009-03-24 15:02:20 New version 0.1.3 with genshi and a few additions [3427] by etienne on 2008-03-31 15:38:20
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