Comments for Adam Christian http://adamchristian.com Writing about Life, Business and Technology - the way I see it. Sat, 22 Nov 2008 03:24:37 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on Resume by chris http://adamchristian.com/resume#comment-133 chris Thu, 06 Nov 2008 21:24:24 +0000 http://t0asted.com/adamchristian/?page_id=2#comment-133 I'm a recruiter and came across your site in a search for a Perforce Config Mgr person - but that's not my point. In briefly reviewing this site I would have to say that you are probably the most interesting well-rounded person I have ever stumbled across! I just couldnt keep that to myself. And hooray for Obama!!! cm I’m a recruiter and came across your site in a search for a Perforce Config Mgr person - but that’s not my point. In briefly reviewing this site I would have to say that you are probably the most interesting well-rounded person I have ever stumbled across! I just couldnt keep that to myself. And hooray for Obama!!!

cm

]]> Comment on Zero to Continuous Integration with Windmill by   Zero to Continuous Integration with Windmill | Adam Christian by CRACKMAC.COM http://adamchristian.com/archives/43#comment-49   Zero to Continuous Integration with Windmill | Adam Christian by CRACKMAC.COM Tue, 30 Sep 2008 22:06:52 +0000 http://adamchristian.com/?p=43#comment-49 [...] Zero to Continuous Integration with Windmill | Adam Christian Following ‘automation’ and ‘continuous integration’ in the micro blogging world I have seen a major influx in people being super interested in functionally automating their web apps. I have seen a slew of things about Grid, and Selenium, and people hacking on Watir so I decided to show you from the ground up how incredibly easy it is to get automated test running setup using Windmill and Hudson. I am not going to walk you through every detail, this is much more high level but I do plan to start a ‘continuous integration’ page on getwindmill.com in the near future for those kinds of details. [...] [...] Zero to Continuous Integration with Windmill | Adam Christian Following ‘automation’ and ‘continuous integration’ in the micro blogging world I have seen a major influx in people being super interested in functionally automating their web apps. I have seen a slew of things about Grid, and Selenium, and people hacking on Watir so I decided to show you from the ground up how incredibly easy it is to get automated test running setup using Windmill and Hudson. I am not going to walk you through every detail, this is much more high level but I do plan to start a ‘continuous integration’ page on getwindmill.com in the near future for those kinds of details. [...]

]]> Comment on Zero to Continuous Integration with Windmill by Adam http://adamchristian.com/archives/43#comment-48 Adam Sun, 28 Sep 2008 07:42:10 +0000 http://adamchristian.com/?p=43#comment-48 This week I had a chance to play with the built in SVN functionality and locks in HUdson and found it to be extremely useful. We are polling SCM for new changes to the SVN trunk, updating the code and running the tests. I would recommend everyone check it out for continuous integration. This week I had a chance to play with the built in SVN functionality and locks in HUdson and found it to be extremely useful. We are polling SCM for new changes to the SVN trunk, updating the code and running the tests. I would recommend everyone check it out for continuous integration.

]]> Comment on Zero to Continuous Integration with Windmill by adam http://adamchristian.com/archives/43#comment-47 adam Thu, 25 Sep 2008 19:02:59 +0000 http://adamchristian.com/?p=43#comment-47 That is a very good point, I simply haven't had a chance to look into the built in hudson svn support, but I have that on my list for the next week and will update the post when I have tried it out. That is a very good point, I simply haven’t had a chance to look into the built in hudson svn support, but I have that on my list for the next week and will update the post when I have tried it out.

]]> Comment on Zero to Continuous Integration with Windmill by Diego Plentz http://adamchristian.com/archives/43#comment-46 Diego Plentz Thu, 25 Sep 2008 16:50:43 +0000 http://adamchristian.com/?p=43#comment-46 Hellow Adam, Why do you use the svn "from console" instead of the subversion support from Hudson? Hellow Adam,

Why do you use the svn “from console” instead of the subversion support from Hudson?

]]> Comment on Leaving Rearden Commerce, What’s Next? by Get Windmill at Ted Leung on the Air http://adamchristian.com/archives/20#comment-30 Get Windmill at Ted Leung on the Air Thu, 11 Sep 2008 13:13:14 +0000 http://adamchristian.com/?p=20#comment-30 [...] to other efforts, but Windmill lives on. In fact, this summer, Adam was fortunate enough to land a job where he is able to spend significant amounts of time working on Windmill. That effort has paid off [...] [...] to other efforts, but Windmill lives on. In fact, this summer, Adam was fortunate enough to land a job where he is able to spend significant amounts of time working on Windmill. That effort has paid off [...]

]]> Comment on Leaving Rearden Commerce, What’s Next? by Ben http://adamchristian.com/archives/20#comment-7 Ben Sat, 28 Jun 2008 09:44:55 +0000 http://adamchristian.com/?p=20#comment-7 Hi Adam - I hope you have a lot of fun at Slide. I don't think we met while you were at Rearden (I work in the deep guts of the system), but best of luck! I understand your frustration and I agree that to really achieve at Rearden you won't have time for substantial side projects. I've instead made improving past, interesting work-related projects my side ones during downtimes, but the inability to then open-source it is a bummer. But there are enough interesting projects and great people that its never made me consider moving on. Thanks for the very professional entry and I hope you find a better balance at Slide. Best, Ben Hi Adam -
I hope you have a lot of fun at Slide. I don’t think we met while you were at Rearden (I work in the deep guts of the system), but best of luck! I understand your frustration and I agree that to really achieve at Rearden you won’t have time for substantial side projects. I’ve instead made improving past, interesting work-related projects my side ones during downtimes, but the inability to then open-source it is a bummer. But there are enough interesting projects and great people that its never made me consider moving on.

Thanks for the very professional entry and I hope you find a better balance at Slide.

Best,
Ben

]]> Comment on Leaving Rearden Commerce, What’s Next? by Tony http://adamchristian.com/archives/20#comment-6 Tony Sat, 28 Jun 2008 02:58:04 +0000 http://adamchristian.com/?p=20#comment-6 Good for you, Adam. You're such a successful bastard, I just love it. Good for you, Adam. You’re such a successful bastard, I just love it.

]]> Comment on Real Estate Data Services by Real Estate Data Services · Invest-In-Real-Estate.ExplainedOnline.Net http://adamchristian.com/archives/13#comment-5 Real Estate Data Services · Invest-In-Real-Estate.ExplainedOnline.Net Fri, 27 Jun 2008 10:36:30 +0000 http://adamchristian.com/?p=13#comment-5 [...] Original post by Adam Christian on Life, Business and Technology. [...] [...] Original post by Adam Christian on Life, Business and Technology. [...]

]]> Comment on Real Estate Data Services by Real Estate Data Services · Real-Estate101.ExplainedOnline.Net http://adamchristian.com/archives/13#comment-4 Real Estate Data Services · Real-Estate101.ExplainedOnline.Net Fri, 27 Jun 2008 10:30:50 +0000 http://adamchristian.com/?p=13#comment-4 [...] Original post by Adam Christian on Life, Business and Technology. [...] [...] Original post by Adam Christian on Life, Business and Technology. [...]

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