cruisecontrol

Cruise Control
$8.99
this book was exilent. Im on my mom's name but i read this book last year when i was in 6 grade and i loved it.
Infact i loved it so much i read it 5 more time's.
I started to read "Inside-out," but i didn't like it. It didn't interest me inuf to read all of it. But if u r looking into this book. READ IT PLEAE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You will love it. Promise me.
Just from this review im going to read it again.

Pragmatic Project Automation: How to Build, Deploy, and Monitor Java Apps
$29.95
This is a good and easy read for beginner to embark on the journey of development with high productivity.
It will spur your interest to know more.
Only downside is the technology used is quite outdated.
The author needs to come up with a new edition soon.

essie nail colours, CRUISE CONTROL
$8.00
i bought this and then i wanted to cancel it because it was way to expensive for me, and i couldnt!! the price is ok but the shipping and handling is waaay to high,, really if you are going to buy this thing, please check out first in the place you live to se if its available in your country, if not youll pay a LOT for this simple nail polish..

Expert .NET Delivery Using NAnt and CruiseControl.NET (Expert's Voice in .Net)
$64.99
This serves as a good introduction to NAnt and NAnt contrib. Working through the excercises was helpful. The introduction for CC.NET is also good.

I recommend this for anyone new to NAnt and CruiseControl. I caution the use of Continuous Integration. It is an excellent way to immediately identify build and integration issues; however, you have to beware of "false positives". For example, an auto-build everytime something is checked in will determine if that checkin causes a build failure with everything else that is checked in.... however, you need to do some soul-searching to determine if this is what you really want. Do you want to trap failures and correct them, or determine a development strategy ahead of time that will prevent these surprises? The continuous build isn't a bad idea, but it becomes troublesome if you are substituting that for a good development and integration plan.