SCM-Manager 2 – the next news update
With Christmas right in front of our doorstep, we feel like it is time to provide another update about the development of SCM-Manager 2, because there have been many changes since the last post.
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12/19/2018 Daniel Huchthausen in Insides
11/23/2018 Daniel Huchthausen in EcoSystem
Update for the Git Wiki
Not long ago, we released a new version of our wiki » Smeagol«. The differences might seem to be a lot on the outside, but you could say that we changed almost everything » under the hood«.
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10/25/2018 Daniel Huchthausen in Insides
SCM-Manager 2 news update
Some time ago, we announced that we would keep you posted about the latest development. Of course we want to keep our promise and that is why we are now posting the first update about the latest changes.
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10/01/2018 Sebastian Sdorra in Technology
Java Annotation Processors – Generating Code
In the third and final blog post of this series, we will demonstrate how you can generate source code with the help of an annotation processor, while in the intro part we have learned how to write, register and use a simple Annotation Processor and in the second part we created configurations.
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09/25/2018 Daniel Huchthausen in Insides
Open Source Involvement
Ever since the Cloudogu project has started, we were closely connected to Open Source. This connection is based on our strong believe that Open Source is the best way to develop software.
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09/14/2018 Jenny Dornberger in Insides
Java Forum Nord – For the first time with Cloudogu
The annual » Java Forum Nord« took place on September 13th 2018 and Cloudogu was there for the first time. In addition to our Gold-Partner sponsoring, 5 of our team members were in Hannover, but not just as guests; Oliver is involved with the organizing committee of the conference.
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09/04/2018 Shane Close in Quality
DevSecOps and GDPR – Why Open-Source Governance is so important
In an economy that is shaped by applications, software development teams face the challenge to release new versions faster, improve the quality and to expedite innovation.
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08/06/2018 Sebastian Sdorra in Technology
Java Annotation Processors – Creating Configurations
In the second section, we would like to focus on generating configuration files for a simple plugin library. To do this, we will write an annotation processor that exports all classes which are annotated with an `@Extension` annotation to an XML file. In addition to the full name of the class, the Javadoc for the class is also written to the XML file. Additionally, we will write a class that allows us to read these files from the classpath.
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07/13/2018 Johannes Schnatterer in Technology
Coding Continuous Delivery — Static Code Analysis with SonarQube and Deployment on Kubernetes et al. with the Jenkins Pipeline Plugin
Jenkins Pipelines were subject to three former blog posts. This last part one is dedicated to the integration of SonarQube, Kubernetes and CD on other platforms.
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06/15/2018 Sebastian Sdorra in Technology
Java Annotation Processors – An introduction
Java annotation processors are a very powerful tool in a developer’s toolkit. They can be used for many things, such as logging information during the build, aborting a build with an error message, creating configurations and documentation, altering classes or creating new classes.
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06/06/2018 Daniel Huchthausen in EcoSystem
Private Software Development Cloud
Due to the recent announcement of the acquisition of GitHub by Microsoft and the (sometimes very emotional) discussions about possible ramifications, it becomes obvious that people, teams or companies use services like GitHub for many different reasons. That is because they all have different prerequisites and requirements. GitHub hosts code for 100% Open Source developers as well as for companies with private repositories only and everything in between.
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05/24/2018 Johannes Schnatterer in Technology
Coding Continuous Delivery — Helpful Tools for the Jenkins Pipeline
After the first two parts of this series discuss the basics and the performance of Jenkins Pipelines, this article describes useful tools and methods: Shared libraries allow for reuse for different jobs and unit testing of the Pipeline code. In addition, the use of containers with Docker© offers advantages when used in Jenkins Pipelines.
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05/10/2018 Daniel Huchthausen in EcoSystem
The Smart Wiki that Lives with the Code
In software development it is crucial to share information; no matter what kind of information. Whether it is about technical or functions details or about requirements; good knowledge management helps you to focus on your work and to prevent mistakes. A wiki can be a the solution.
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05/02/2018 Johannes Schnatterer in Technology
Coding Continuous Delivery — Performance optimization for the Jenkins Pipeline
If you’ve ever used a conventional CI tool to set up a Continuous Delivery pipeline by chaining individual jobs without any direct pipeline support, then you’ll know just how complicated this can get. In this article series, we’ll explain how a pipeline can be defined as code in a central location using the Jenkins pipeline plugin. In the first part of this article series, we’ll take a look at the basics and share some practical tips for getting started.
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04/25/2018 Oliver Milke in Quality
Crypto 101 basics
Especially in DevOps-environment like ours, developers are increasingly coming into contact with cryptography. This post layes out practice-oriented fundamentals for everyday development work without diving too far into security-related aspects.
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04/19/2018 Johannes Schnatterer in Technology
Coding Continuous Delivery — Jenkins pipeline plugin basics
If you’ve ever used a conventional CI tool to set up a Continuous Delivery pipeline by chaining individual jobs without any direct pipeline support, then you’ll know just how complicated this can get. In this article series, we’ll explain how a pipeline can be defined as code in a central location using the Jenkins pipeline plugin. In the first part of this article series, we’ll take a look at the basics and share some practical tips for getting started.
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