No Huddle Offense

Inspecting the integrity of your source code.

Software projects grow over time. They get bigger, more stuff is added, patches added and bugs fixed. New features added, and removed and code removed. But who keeps track of the changes and ensures that your source code repository stays clean? That they are no old undeleted files, no missing unittest, that all dependecies are correct? In short: that they are no broken windows (link) and a nice clean environment a engineer can checkout, compile and run within minutes? 

I’m using the ReInCheck tool for that. Currently it is customized to support a multi module maven project which consists of OSGi bundles. But it should be easy to adopt it to your needs.

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Scrum

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New wordle cloud

Also see:  fun with wordle

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Upcoming: Open Grid Forum

The next meeting of the Open Grid Forum is coming up. From March 2nd till 6th we will meet in Catania, Italy. Definitely not the worst place to be. The schedule is already up and some interesting meetings are available. Because of some shameless self promotion I want to point out to:

• Cloud Interface API BoF session
  
• From Grids to Clouds, a workshop for grid users facing the Cloud
• SAGA working group session

I will give presentations, chair groups and on top of that be very happen when I could meet you at OGF 25 🙂

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Python wins again

The site linuxquestions.org asked what the programming language of the year should be – And again python wins: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/2008-linuxquestions.org-members-choice-awards-83/programming-language-of-the-year-695662/

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