Contests

The Contest is over and we want to say a huge Thank You to all the participants for making it a resounding success! For the past couple of weeks, our judges and members of the TeamCity team have been hard at work trying out, testing, and rating plugins submitted to the Contest. Every submission was judged against four main criteria: usefulness, creativity, completeness, and code quality. The finalists were really close, which made our judges’ task that much more challenging. After a lot of deliberation and discussion, the list of winners was determined at last: First prize Plugin: Dep

The TeamCity Plugin Contest has entered its final chapter as we yesterday closed the door to any more plugin submissions. We would like to thank every one of the participants who spread the word, joined the contest, and spent their valuable time developing new plugins. Thank you all – we really appreciate your efforts! Of the 89 developers registered for the contest, 15 submitted valid plugins, each of whom have received a 1-year subscription to a JetBrains IDE of their choice. Congratulations! Submissions for the contest are now closed, and so begins the judging and voting for the b

While TeamCity provides a lot of functionality out of the box and bundles a number of plugins in its distribution package, there are still use cases where you might need something extra. In this blog post, we are going to list 14 cool plugins that add new features or integrate with external tools. The plugins are not bundled with TeamCity in the distribution package but can be easily installed from the JetBrains plugins repository. First, let’s take a look at the plugins that add new functionality to TeamCity for a very specific task in your build process. It could be a plugin that adds in in

This guest blog post is brought to you by Brian Vermeer, Developer Advocate at Snyk. Snyk offers a developer-first solution for open source security. Snyk is developing a TeamCity plugin to help users with automated vulnerability scanning. Snyk’s blog post series documents their story of building the plugin to help others learn from their experience. In our previous post (Building open source security into the TeamCity flow with Snyk), we explained our motivation for building the Snyk plugin for TeamCity, and what we aim to achieve with it. As we explained, security is mainly used as a g

We are thrilled to announce the TeamCity Plugin Contest 2019 – a competition among TeamCity plugin developers where everyone wins! Every contestant who submits a plugin will receive a 1-year subscription to one of the JetBrains IDEs. The Contest starts today, April 24, and will last until June 24. The results will be announced on July 17. Register for the Contest What the prizes are Everyone who submits a plugin will be awarded a 1-year personal product subscription to a JetBrains IDE of their choice. The first three places will also receive Amazon gift cards of $3,000, $2,000, and

This guest blog post is brought to you by Snyk. Snyk offers a developer-first solution for open source security. Snyk is developing a TeamCity plugin to help users with automated vulnerability scanning. Snyk’s blog post series documents their story of building the plugin to help others learn from their experience. As part of the effort to “shift-left”, the DevOps movement has mainly focused on controls or gating mechanisms within the pipeline. Normally defined by platform/architecture leadership but used by developers, these gates can make sure that whatever doesn’t measure up to policy does

Greetings, everyone! We’d like to thank all the entrants for making this year’s contest a success! You have to know that making the final call on the winners was really tough: many of the contestants came up with good quality plugins, some made more than one submission. Several of the plugins were quite simple but well written, some were much more functional. Some covered popular technologies, others implemented integration with less known tools. However, we are sure each plugin will find its audience. Every submission was judged against 4 main criteria: usefulness, creativity, co

The main act of the TeamCity Plugin Contest has come to an end as we closed plugin submissions last night. We would like to thank everyone who spread the word, joined the contest, and spent their valuable time developing new plugins. Thank you all – we really appreciate your efforts! Of the 112 people registered for the contest, 26 submitted valid plugins, and we were happy to grant them a 1-year subscription for a JetBrains IDE of their choice. All together our participants received 17 IntelliJ IDEA, 5 ReSharper, 2 WebStorm, 1 CLion, and 1 DataGrip subscriptions simply for submitting

Greetings everyone! For one more week TeamCity Contest is accepting new plugins: you have until December 6, 2016 to submit your creations! Make sure you use this opportunity to win up to $3,000 in Amazon gift certificates, a trip to a JetBrains office, or the All Products Pack 1-year subscription. Oh, and remember that a 1-year subscription for a JetBrains IDE of your choice is guaranteed for any accepted plugin! This is the final call for submissions – the results will be announced on December 15, 2016. Hats off to our creative users who have already sent us their plugins!

Greetings everyone! We are pleased to announce TeamCity Plugin Contest 2016 lasting from October 6 to December 6! This is your chance not only to provide a missing integration or some cool feature for TeamCity, but also to get a guaranteed reward for participation and win much bigger prizes! Create your own plugin and submit it to us by December 6, 2016! Our team of judges will evaluate all the submissions and grant the prizes. The results will be announced on December 15, 2016. New to TeamCity plugin development and do not know where to start? Check out our Getting Started guide.

Greetings to all of you! As you remember, in the beginning of April we launched TeamCity plugin contest, the first TeamCity competition aimed at creating innovative plugins to enhance the available features of TeamCity. Since June 15th 2015, which was the deadline for submissions, our jury has been busy selecting the three best plugins and today we are happy to announce the winners! First prize $2,000 Amazon gift voucher and $5,000 in JetBrains store credit Winner: Alexey Moskvin Plugin: TeamCity password reset plugin Description: This plugin adds a 'password reset' link to login

Dear readers! The point of this post is to heartily thank every one of the participants who spread the word, joined our TeamCity Plugin Contest and spent their valuable time to help others get the best of TeamCity! Of 156 people registered for the contest 21 submitted valid plugins, and we were happy to grant them a personal license for one of the JetBrains IDEs: all together our participants received 9 IntelliJ IDEA, 4 ReSharper, 4 PyCharm, 2 WebStorm, and 2 dotTrace licenses simply for submitting a valid plugin. Congratulations! Submissions for the contest are closed, now begins th