Agile Engineering Environment (Agile Tour 2009 Chengdu)
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Overview of several open source tools which can be integrated together to establish a highly effective agile engineering support environment.
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Agile Engineering Environment (Agile Tour 2009 Chengdu)
- An Agile Engineering Environment (in 59 minutes or less) October 24, 2009 Presented by: Vernon Stinebaker ( )
- Agenda Ground rules Purpose and expected outcomes About the presenter An agile engineering environment Summary Q&A 2
- Ground Rules Mute your cell phone Participate – ask and answer questions Do Don’t 3
- Purpose and expected outcomes Purpose: – To describe an agile engineering environment and share some options for establishing such an environment Outcomes: – Understand many of the key components that can be used to establish an agile engineering environment – Gain exposure to various tools which can be used to build out an agile engineering environment – Hopefully everyone will walk away with knowledge of at least one new tool (that you can go back and think about putting into use on Monday)
- About Me Vernon Stinebaker ( http://www.linkedin.com/in/vernonstinebaker – Director of Technology/Principal Architect – 20+ years software development and process experience • CMMI, SDLC/waterfall, and agile methodologies – Certified ScrumMaster/Certified Scrum Practitioner – 9+ years experience with Feature Driven Development – Founding member of the open source FDD Tools project 5
- About Perficient Established presence in Hangzhou in 2004 150 people in Hangzhou/1500 across Perficient Early adapter of agile methodologies 17 offices in the US Public company (NASDAQ: PRFT) 20 CSMs in China CMMI Level 5 using agile methodology Track record of success delivering distributed projects using agile 6
- Today’s Focus Establishing and Agile Engineering Environment 7
- Agile Engineering Environment 8
- Agile Engineering Environment What comprises an agile engineering environment? 8
- Agile Engineering Environment What comprises an agile engineering environment? – The environment itself 8
- Agile Engineering Environment What comprises an agile engineering environment? – The environment itself • Open environment -- bring your screwdriver 8
- Agile Engineering Environment What comprises an agile engineering environment? – The environment itself • Open environment -- bring your screwdriver • No walls, open, whiteboards 8
- Agile Engineering Environment What comprises an agile engineering environment? – The environment itself • Open environment -- bring your screwdriver • No walls, open, whiteboards • Open minds/open culture 8
- Agile Engineering Environment What comprises an agile engineering environment? – The environment itself • Open environment -- bring your screwdriver • No walls, open, whiteboards • Open minds/open culture – Tools 8
- Agile Engineering Environment What comprises an agile engineering environment? – The environment itself • Open environment -- bring your screwdriver • No walls, open, whiteboards • Open minds/open culture – Tools • This is what we’ll focus on today 8
- Agile Engineering Environment What comprises an agile engineering environment? – The environment itself • Open environment -- bring your screwdriver • No walls, open, whiteboards • Open minds/open culture – Tools • This is what we’ll focus on today • What do you use? 8
- First things first If you have a chance to do so, start off right If you don’t have a chance to start right, set a plan to make things right 9
- Pieces of the puzzle Where do we start? 10
- Pieces of the puzzle Hudson – Simple, single WAR (JAR) installation – Up and running in one command – Excellent plug-in support Co ntin – Advanced features u Inte ous Not gra the only option tion 11
- Pieces of the puzzle Mercurial – Distributed version control – Works well on-the-go and with distributed teams Ver sion Co ntr ol Not the only option 12
- Pieces of the puzzle IDE NetBeans – Strong support for a variety of languages – Excellent plug-in support for other components presented – Looks great on the Mac :-) Not the only option 13
- Pieces of the puzzle xUnit Tes – The granddaddy of Unit Testing t Fra ing – Great IDE support me wo rks Fit/Fitnesse – The granddaddy of Functional Testing Selenium – Solid web-UI testing tool – Recording/scripting capabilities Not the only options 14
- Pieces of the puzzle Review Board – Web based code review – Scalable – Works well for distributed Teams Not the only option Co de Rev iew 15
- Pieces of the puzzle Sonar – Integrates numerous open source projects – Excellent dashboard Not the only option Co de Qu alit y 16
- Putting it all together Tes t Fra ing IDE me wo rks Co Ver ntin s Co u ion de Inte ous Co Rev gra ntr iew tion ol Co de Qu alit y 17
- More pieces? Req Tes t uire me Fra ing IDE nts me wo rks Tes Co Ver tC ntin s Co Ma ase u ion de nag Inte ous Co Rev em gra ntr iew ent tion o l Co Proj Co mm ect de uni Qu (W catio alit iki) ns y 18
- A deployment-time view Organizational Requirements Management & Defect Tracking Developer's Desktop Workgroup/Team Organizational DVCS DVCS DVCS IDE (Mercurial) (Mercurial) (Mercurial) Web CI Web CI Web CI Server (Hudson) Server (Hudson) Server (Hudson) Quality Quality Quality (Sonar) (Sonar) (Sonar) 19
- Why this toolset? Cross platform High degree of integration/interoperability Scalable Supported/rapidly developing Simple – Require little or no configuration – Can be started with just a single command They ‘just work’ But don’t forget. There are other options! 20
- A quick demo Iftime permits Script – Mercurial • sudo easy_install mercurial – Download hudson.war • nohup java -jar hudson.war & • Verify and add plug-ins -- Mercurial and Sonar – Download Sonar • unzip, and change to root of unzipped archive • ./bin/macosx-universal-32/sonar.sh start – Download NetBeans, install and run • Create simple Maven app • Configure Hudson in NetBeans • Kick off Hudson build – Verify build in Hudson and review Sonar results 21
- Q&A 22
- References Tools discussed – Hudson -- http://hudson-ci.org/ – Mercurial -- http://mercurial.selenic.com/wiki/ – NetBeans -- http://www.netbeans.org – JUnit -- http://www.junit.org/ – Review Board --http://www.reviewboard.org/ – Sonar -- http://sonar.codehaus.org/ – Maven -- http://maven.apache.org/
- References Alternatives (one for each, but there are many) – CI • Luntbuild -- http://luntbuild.javaforge.com/ – Version Control • Bazaar -- http://bazaar-vcs.org/en/ – IDE • IDEA -- http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/index.html – Testing Frameworks • TestNG -- http://testng.org/doc/index.html – Code Review • Rietveld -- http://code.google.com/p/rietveld/ – Code Analysis • Checkstyle -- http://checkstyle.sourceforge.net/