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A Piece of Cake - DDD11 - Reading

Cake is a cross-platform build automation system with a C# DSL. It allows users to compile code, copy files, run unit tests, and build NuGet packages. Cake uses Roslyn or Mono and its own DLLs to run builds on multiple operating systems and CI servers. It advocates an non-intrusive and configurable approach to builds and aims to provide the same behavior regardless of environment.

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A Piece of Cake Gary Ewan Park Email: gary@cakebuild.net Twitter: @gep13 Web: http://www.gep13.co.uk C# powered cross platform build automation
What is a build?
Typical Build Workflow Clean Build Unit Tests Test Coverage StyleCop FxCop DupFinder InspectCode Package Publish Package Restore
What is Cake?
A Definition… “Cake (C# Make) is a cross platform build automation system with a C# DSL to do things like compiling code, copy files/folders, running unit tests, compress files and build NuGet packages.” Reference  http://cakebuild.net/
How does Cake work? build.cake cake.exe #tool #addin #reference #load Roslyn or Mono nupkg Exe Msi Tests Anything you can think of Arguments Configuration
What Tools am I able to use with Cake? Chocolatey DNU DotCover DupFinder Fixie GitLink GitReleaseManager GitReleaseNotes GitVersion ILMerge ILRepack InspectCode MSBuild MSTest NSIS NUnit OctopusDeploy OpenCover ReportGenerator ReportUnit Roundhouse SignTool SpecFlow TextTransform WiX XBuild XUnit IIS Xamarin PowerShell Gitter Kudu CMake TopShelf Yaml Docker Gulp S3 FluentMigrator EC2 XCode Json VsCode WebDeploy CloudFront ReSharperReports ElasticLoadBalancing DocFx Wyam StyleCop StrongNameTool Orchard XdtTransform Npm Slack
Okay, but why do I need it?
What are the main philosophies of Cake? • Non intrusive • It should “just” work • Be highly configurable • No binaries should be checked into your repository • Easy to implement your own tools • Build should behave the same way regardless of • Operating System • Environment
We build Cake with Cake on… 9 different CI Servers 3 different operating systems
Can’t I just use… MAKEFAKECMakeMSBuildNAntPsakeBau?
Let’s bake some Cake! Clean Build Unit Tests Test Coverage StyleCop FxCop DupFinder InspectCode Package Publish Package Restore
Source Code http://gep13.me/CakeDemos
Demos
Questions? Feel free to get in touch Email: gep13@gep13.co.uk Twitter: @gep13 Web: http://www.gep13.co.uk
Resources • Cake Documentation o http://cakebuild.net/docs • Podcasts o http://msdevshow.com/2016/04/cakebuild-with-mattias-karlsson-and-gary-ewan-park/ o http://www.dotnetrocks.com/?show=1321 • Video o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D0gWjHhJ3IU – Motz Codes Live o https://vimeo.com/171704581 - NDC Oslo 2016 • Source Code o https://github.com/cake-build/cake • Blog Posts o Moving to Cake (C# Make) – Laurent Kempe http://laurentkempe.com/2016/04/05/Moving-to-Cake-CSharp-Make/