Nemerosa

In a continuous delivery context, you might want to reuse your acceptance tests from end to end: * to run them locally in a developer's environment, * in your continuous integration environment while building your application, * against a test server, * against even the production environment. In order to achieve this,

If you want to extract URL information from a link using Javascript, like the host name or the path information, it is as easy as: var link = ...; // Any URL var a = document.createElement('a'); a.href = link; a.pathname; // The path portion a.host; // The host ... The trick

Ontrack 2.0.0-RC was just released. Main new features: * branch templating [https://github.com/nemerosa/ontrack/wiki/Branch-templating] * possibility to disable projects and branches * build filters can be shared for a branch * easier update of a branch and all its componentsThe complete list of features is available athttps://github.

Ontrack 2.0.0-beta-8 was just released. Main new features: * integration with a LDAP for authentication * display of all the events in their context so that you can keep track of what has happened * cloning features for projects and branchesThe complete list of features is available athttps://github.com/nemerosa/

After I wrote some comments about the integration of Grunt + Bower with Maven [http://nemerosa.blogspot.be/2014/04/grunt-bower-maven.html], it happens that I had to apply this in the context of Spring Boot [http://projects.spring.io/spring-boot/]. Out of the box, Spring Boot allows you serve some