We have been featuring a few proposals this week for what "Jenkins 2.0" is going to include. Today we’ll be diving into the most noticeable changes being proposed for Jenkins 2.0: the User Experience (UX) improvements Thus far in this blog series we have reviewed proposals covering: Introducing a policy for API deprecation Splitting Groovy out of 'core' Pipeline as code front and center The UX improvements being proposed aren’t...

We have been featuring a few proposals this week for what "Jenkins 2.0" is going to include, today we’re discussing my personal favorite, which I believe will have a tremendously positive impact for years to come (not to be too biased!): moving the "Pipeline as Code" support in Jenkins to the front and center. Thus far in this blog series we have reviewed proposals covering: Introducing a...

As I mentioned in yesterday’s post, there’s been a lot of discussion recently about what "Jenkins 2.0" means. In a recent "Office Hours" session, Kohsuke Kawaguchi presented his vision for Jenkins 2.0 in a office hours session, the slides for which can be found in this Google Presentation. Roughly paraphrasing Kohsuke’s vision, 2.0 is primarily about making things better for the thousands of users out there. This week, we’ll be reviewing some...

Over the past few weeks there has been a vibrant discussion happening on the jenkinsci-dev@ mailing list as to what "Jenkins 2.0" means. While Jenkins does not currently adhere to semantic versioning, the change of a major version number does indicate a major milestone for the community. Project founder, Kohsuke Kawaguchi presented his vision for Jenkins 2.0 in a office hours session, the slides for which can be found in this...

For the past several years we’ve been attending FOSDEM, a massive free and open source event in Brussels, Belgium. In preparation for this upcoming FOSDEM (2016) event, we will be hosting an open planning meeting via Google Hangouts during this week’s "Office Hours." Agenda: Gauge who can participate and at what capacity. Pre-FOSDEM Contributor Summit After-hours meetup/happy hour Plans for a Jenkins stand (assuming we’re accepted): What demo materials Schwag Revised Jenkins...

Earlier this year we participated in FOSDEM 2012 in Brussels, Belgium. Overall the event was a major success and we’re very happy we were able to take part in it! For FOSDEM 2013, we’ll be back in Brussels and participating in a major way. The first day of FOSDEM (February 2, 2013) will be the 2nd birthday for the Jenkins project, and seems appropriate that...

Recently, Jenkins User Conference organizer Alyssa Tong sent out the following request: Jenkins User Conf SF is looking for volunteers to help us record the ...

We have hosted two informal meetups introducing Jenkins Continuous Integration Server. The first in end of June (announced here on this blog) and the second on the 7th of August. The first meet-up in June was only announced 8 days before, but had very good attendance - the second was completely booked (15 seats). The agenda is a short presentation of continuous integration and software...

[ Editor’s Note: This was originally posted to the jenkinsci-users mailing list by community member Bue Petersen ] Praqma inviterer til Gå-Hjem-Møde i Allerød, onsdag d 27. juni kl 17:00. Få en introduktion og demo af Jenkins CI server (Open Source). Vi byder på pizza og en kold øl eller vand. Arrangement er gratis, tilmelding er nødvendig. Continuous Integration — er et princip der dikterer, at alle ændringer...

[ Editor’s Note: The following is a post from Jenkins CIA member Bruno P. Kinoshita ] Jenkins will be represented at this years Bioinformatics Open Source Conference (BOSC 2012) on July 13-14th in Long Beach, California. I will be talking about Jenkins during my talk about BioUno. BOSC 2012 will be held just before ISMB 2012, while registration is through ISMB you don’t have to register...