fully agree! hudson is a super great piece of software. => easy to use
is key!
however, another question is time.
- how long does it take to get a java compiler up and running with all
the featuresand tests?
- what about these patches from David? => have a solution very quickly
and simple
please remember C and C++ is avaiable on any platform and the compiler
can be compiled without dependencies.
So what's the compilers mission?
- just create the files
- do things like hudson does
Am 27.08.2010 01:57, schrieb Bjorn Borud:
Todd Lipcon<[email protected]> writes:
Not to say I don't like coding in python plenty, but Java at least has a
pretty sane deployment story.
my favorite is Hudson. *that* is how Java applications are assembled
and distributed properly.
(for those who haven't set up Hudson: you download a hudson.war file.
then you can decide if you are in a particularly masochistic mood and
set up a Java web server and wrestle it into accepting the WAR file OR
you can just run it from the command line with:
java -jar hudson.war
and it just does what it is supposed to with no dangly bits (external
dependencies) hanging off to the side. beautiful)
-Bjørn
