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Expert .NET Delivery Using NAnt and CruiseControl.NET

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* Includes selection of patterns and anti-patterns to describe ideal environment for success. * Looks in-depth at specific tools, and extensions of these tools. * Focuses on how projects are actually handled in real world―drawing on author’s vast field experience. * Includes code examples like NAnt automation tasks, case studies, and facilitation utilities.

400 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2005

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March 2, 2014
This is an excellent description of using NAnt and CruiseControl.NET for continuous build operations. He covers the basic description of the tools, including a reference on basic NAnt tasks. He also describes the reasons to create automated build scripts and walks through the process of creating scripts for a fictional scenario.[return][return]He also talks about several more advanced topics. He shows how to create a custom NAnt task to run FxCop. He shows how to use products from Red Gate software to integrate database changes in the build process. And he shows how to integrate code generation into the build process. [return][return]If you are interested in starting continuous integration, this book would be the definitive introduction. If you are interested in continuing your education about continuous integration, this book will provide a framework for continuous integration and many examples of things that can be done.
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