Sebastian Gingter

In this post I want to introduce the evaluation candidates for the bug tracker and the continuous integration software I'm going to use for my pet project.

In this post I'm going to mention all the other necessary stuff for a project like mine.

Okay, after the short delay I want to continue with my pre-thoughts for the tooling evaluation for my pet project.

Just a short update about my pet project and the evaluation posts: I'm a little bit late with my project.

In my last blog post I explained why I want to automate as much as possible.

Since I am currently setting up my infrastructure for my pet project, I wanted to sort out some little details.

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This post is the second part in the series about my pet project, and this is about automating stuff.

For my new pet project I want to use good and efficient tooling.

As already announced on twitter, this year is the year of my pet project.

<Update> The Kickstarter reached it's funding goal, and also the stretch goal of 1.4 mio GBP for a Mac version.

I thought I could play a little bit with Windows Server 2012.

"Software Quality - 101" -- one of my talks at EKON 16 in Düsseldorf.

I gave a talk on "MSBuild - Inside the Microsoft Build Engine" at EKON 16 in Düsseldorf.

My talk "JavaScript" at the EKON 16 conference in Düsseldorf.

At EKON 16 in Düsseldorf, I presented my talk "HTML 5".

Whoah, I just dived into severe problems with the apache web server on my MacBook Air, running OS X 10.8 - Moutain Lion.

If the .Net Ninja would have been asked this question, this would be the answer: A few days ago Anders Hejlsberg showed a new thing currently brewing in the Microsoft labs: TypeScript.

The recent blog post of my friend Jeroen Pluimers about "Robocopy exit codes 0 and 1 usually mean success" reminded me of a problem I had with this fact a few years ago.

This is my new blog, in Metro Windows 8 UI style.