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• GUI improvements on the horizon

  This past Thursday, September 24th, 2015, I presented a couple of prototypes of what I hope will be the future of the Jenkins GUI. Or perhaps more correctly, close enough to the future to start generating positive feedback from you the community that improving the Jenkins GUI is important and some pieces that I am showing are going in the...

  Gus Reiber September 29, 2015
• Office hour on form handling in Jenkins

  Update: This week’s office hour has been canceled. This Wednesday, Sep 23, at 11 am PDT I will host another office hour on Stapler, the web framework used in Jenkins. This time, I’ll show you how structured form submission in Jenkins works, and how Stapler can help you with it. As usual, the office hour will use Hangout on Air, and a...

  Daniel Beck September 19, 2015
• Office hour on proposed UI/UX changes

  Gus Reiber will host this week’s office hour on Wednesday, 11 AM PDT. He’ll talk about some of the UI/UX improvements in Jenkins that he’s working on, and will answer your questions about it. He’s already given several talks about this, so you can check these out to learn more before the office hour: JUC US East JUC Europe JUC US West There are also...

  Daniel Beck September 7, 2015
• Jenkins User Conference West Day 1

  Boy, what a day! This is the 5th annual JUC in San Francisco bay area, and the crowd is getting bigger. I brought the LEGO Jenkins + CloudBees logo mosaic that we built at the CloudBees San Jose office: The community booth was very busy. We have people like Dean Yu (board), Andrew Bayer (board), Mark Waite (git), Jesse Glick (workflow and...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi September 3, 2015
• Take the 2015 Jenkins Survey!

  Just as in past years, we are running a survey this year, to get some objective insights into what our users would like to see in the Jenkins project. Obviously, the developers in the project deal with individual bug reports and feature requests all the time, but sometimes those day-to-day issues distract you from a bigger picture. This year, we kept...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi September 1, 2015
• Plugin Spotlight: Version Column Plugin

  Most Jenkins controllers with a distributed build configuration will leverage nodes that run a agent.jar to start an agent. Regardless of whether the agent.jar is launched through a Java Web Start or SSH launcher, the jar will be copied from https://yourserver:port/jnlpJars/agent.jar to the build node. Keeping this jar up to date ensures that it picks up the newest features in...

  Daniel Beck August 31, 2015
• JUC Speaker Blog Series: Laurette Cisneros, JUC U.S. West

  Last year’s JUC West 2014 was packed with good gems of information – such as "how we did it" talks where the speakers shared their points of view on the tools they use for automating their pipeline. At JUC and other conferences I especially seek out talks about how others implement their Continuous Delivery processes. At the upcoming JUC West...

  Hannah Inman August 31, 2015
• Jenkins CIA Program and Meetup Updates

  A few years ago, the Jenkins community announced the Jenkins CIA program - the Continuous Integration Ambassador initiative to spread the word of Jenkins. As of recently, there hasn’t been as much activity, so this program needs to be revived! There are over 120,000 active Jenkins installations now and that number just keeps climbing and climbing. It’s important to bring all...

  Hannah Inman August 31, 2015
• JUC Speaker Blog Series: Jamie O'Meara, JUC U.S. West

  Cloud Native and the benefits to Continuous Delivery (CD) Pipelines There’s a lot of discussion lately around Cloud Native. If this term is new to you, I suggest a quick read of Cloud Native: What it Means and Why it Matters? From my perspective, Cloud Native offers tremendous benefit to enterprise companies, startups and developers looking to add value quickly or...

  Hannah Inman August 28, 2015