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Good news everybody! The release of TeamCity 4.0 is now nearer than it was ever possible! :) Even though we struggle to resolve as many issues as possible and our main goal now is the interface polishing, we still bring you some neat new features: Eclipse plugin now permits a so long-awaited R…
The newest version of the innovative, productivity-focused Java IDE introduces support for SQL, UML class diagrams, JBoss Seam, FreeMarker & Velocity, and enhances Java coding experience November 6, 2008 Prague, Czech Republic, November 6, 2008 — JetBrains®, creators of intelligent, p…
TeamCity is much about customization of a great number of settings that results in the elaborate structure of the Reference documentation that we develop. At the moment it includes a number of levels and is split into many sections and finding out the desired topic by simply switching between entri…
In this EAP build you can find a number of TeamCity 4.0 planned features and enhancements: More possibilities for build sequences and artifact dependencies. Eclipse plugin usability improvements. VCS integration-related improvements for CVS, Perforce, and Subversion. Adding comments for a fini…
The new EAP build brings a number of enhancements and new features for better build problems investigation: Same source builds improvements such as reuse of the already finished builds, diplay the builds used, and support of personal builds Possibility to make a pre-tested commit …
When running your builds, TeamCity selects between the build agents taking into account a whole set of different factors and parameters. First and foremost, it tries to run the build on the fastest available build agent based on builds history of a build configuration on this agent. And since the av…
The release of TeamCity 4.0 is not far away, and you have a chance to try a number of its cool new features right now: "same sources" dependencies between the build configurations ensuring your build starts only after the build it depends on is run and finished "history builds" getting the desire…
The source view provided by dotTrace lets you quickly analyze source code and spot its problem areas without switching to another application. However, when you build your applications using a server-based build tool such as, for example, TeamCity, and then start analyzing your local copy of the app…
JetBrains wins the 2008 SD Times 100 and a Reader's Merit Award from Visual Studio Magazine August 6, 2008 Prague, Czech Republic, August 6, 2008 — JetBrains®, the creator of intelligent, productivity-enhancing tools for software developers, is again recognized for excellence and leadership in…
Great news for users of TeamCity 3.x and earlier versions! We are glad to announce the availability of TeamCity 3.1.2. This minor release brings yet more enhancements, including: Database migration tool improvements Version control integration fixes for VSS, CVS, and StarTeam Support of Subver…
Among many other plans for the forthcoming TeamCity 4.0 release, we want to extend the list of supported version control systems, and this time we bring you the long-waited Mercurial. At the moment Mercurial support is implemented via a plugin enabling: server-mode checkout collection of develo…
dotTrace lets you spot problem portions of code with great ease and accuracy. Once all major bottlenecks are located, you can start eliminating these bottlenecks. After you apply certain optimization effort, it would be nice to compare the performance of your application before and after the optimiz…
