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Webinar: Working with TeamCity, YouTrack and an OSS Stack

Hadi Hariri
Hadi Hariri

On Tuesday, 5th April 2011, I’ll be giving a webinar (in Spanish) on how to setup an environment with TeamCity, YouTrack and your favorite OSS tools and frameworks.

Things we’ll see:

  • TeamCity: Overview and benefits
  • YouTrack: Mouseless Web Issue Tracking
  • Introduction to Distributed Version Control Systems and benefits over Centralized
  • Creating Continuous Integration Processes with TeamCity and OSS stacks
  • Integration with Visual Studio and other IDE’s

The webinar will be roughly 2 hours and it will be mostly demo-centric.

It is a completely free event. If you’d like to attend, please register here

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