TeamCity

When you build a large project, it is often important that previously built components that are still up-to-date are not rebuilt. Otherwise, if all targets are built every time, each build will take a long time to complete. The longer it takes to make a build, the later you get feedback on your cha…

Look out world, we have just opened early access program for the next TeamCity version: code name Faradi. That means you can download the first TeamCity 7.0 build right away and try all the cool features that are in it. Want to know what features are there? Here's a list: Build Failure Conditions - …

New TeamCity 6.0 EAP build is now available with Gradle support described in previous post and several new features and major improvements: Improved upgrade procedure. First of all, we have reworked the upgrade procedure. Though it already was quite painless, we've made it more explicit and smoot…

Java build tools are evolving constantly. Good old tools become better, while new tools appear frequently. One of the new ones, called Gradle, aims to bring together powers of Ant, Maven, Ivy, and spice them up with Groovy language. From the Gradle page you can learn more about its benefits. If yo…