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What’s New in TeamCity 10, July 28th Webinar

Join us Thursday, July 28th, 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM EDT (16:00 – 17:00 CEST) for our free live webinar, What’s New in TeamCity 10 with Wes Higbee.

In this webinar, Wes will go over some of the new and exciting features of TeamCity 10.0. He will demonstrate creating projects and build configurations using TeamCity DSL; setting up a second node for handling running builds data; advancements in integrations with VCS; flaky test detection, and other new features of TeamCity.

Space is limited, please register now. There will be an opportunity to ask questions during the webinar.

About the presenter:

Wes McClureWes Higbee is passionate about helping companies achieve remarkable results with technology and software. He’s had extensive experience developing software and working with teams to improve how software is developed to meet business objectives. Wes launched Full City Tech to leverage his expertise to help companies rapidly deliver high quality software to delight customers. He has a strong background in using Continuous Integration with TeamCity to bring quality to the table.

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