ThoughtWorks Studios, which champions continuous delivery, today released Go, its new release management platform for agile development. Go replaces Cruise, the company’s solution for continuous integration, and joins the Mingle project management software and the Twist testing software in the company’s Adaptive ALM suite of products.
ThoughtWorks Studios, a global leader in Agile ALM solutions, today announced Go(TM), a new Agile release management platform that allows organizations to incrementally automate the entire build, test and deployment process and release software faster and more reliably
The software automates the build, test, and deployment process to help companies more quickly move software into production.
It turns out that ThoughtWorks Studios’ former Cruise product is getting more than just a name change. DZone spoke with Jez Humble, the Build and Release Principal at ThoughtWorks Studios, about today’s launch of Go. The new replacement for Cruise expands its release management capabilities
ThoughtWorks Studios has announced a series of extensions for its Mingle project management platform. The new integrations will help organizations synchronize data within distributed teams onto a common Agile development platform, resulting in better collaboration and visibility among business stakeholders, project managers, development, QA and technical support teams.
Jez Humble, an expert in developing best practices around continuous software delivery, along with the legendary Kent Beck and continuous deployment pioneer Timothy Fitz, will share the latest thinking and best practices being developed around this extremely important, and often overlooked, set of methodologies.
An article on ThoughtWorks announcing the launch of Agile Transitions, an online community focused on the exchange of ideas and best practices associated with executive- and business-level issues related to agile IT.
ThoughtWorks unveiled this week an online community focused on exchange of ideas and best practices related to agile software development. Called "Agile Transitions," the community is intended for discussion of executive- and business-level issues pertaining to "agile IT," according to ThoughtWorks, which sells products for agile application lifecycle management.
DZone's article on the recently launched Agile Transitions, the online community intended for C-level (CTO, CEO, etc.) executives who want to discuss issues related to Agile IT. A growing number of senior tech executives from corporate, education, and government sectors are joining the site.
An article by Dr.Dobb's Journal on the release of Mingle 3.1 and how it focuses on improving distributed team collaboration, reporting, and end-user productivity through a series of user-driven product enhancements.
An article by the Eclipse Zone on the integration between Cruise release management product and Perforce's SCM (software configuration management) system. And how Caplin Systems showcases this integration.
An article on Twist 2.0, the Agile testing solution from ThoughtWorks Studios, and how it aims to speed releases, updates and improve applications testing and quality, by putting IT and business stakeholders on the same page.
An interview with Chad Wathington, VP of product development at ThoughtWorks Studios, about our Agile ALM tools while he discusses each of the tools in detail along with some best practices suggestions.
An article on how Google Wave makes real-time collaboration easy. And how ThoughtWorks Studios, integrates Mingle with Google Wave to add structure to unstructured data within the organization.
A news piece on ThoughtWorks Studios' continued adoption of its Adaptive ALM(TM) solution that helps organizations streamline and automate the entire Agile software development lifecycle. Also available are links to Whitepaper on Agile ALM and a video interview with Twist's product lead.
This article discusses a list of some of the hottest trends that impacted software development in the last decade, known by many as the Naughties or Noughties. ThoughtWorks is named as one of the companies that contributed to the emergence of team development and the rise of Agile development.
This article discusses the importance of making the cultural adjustments when companies expand overseas. It also mentions ThoughtWorks as one of the global companies that employ people who are 'global minded' and the positive effect it has on their bottom line.
From process modelling and customer service, to project collaboration, annotation, and gaming, the examples listed in the article highlight the power of the newborn medium, Google Wave. ThoughtWorks Studios' Mingle is one of the 5 applications listed here.
ThoughtWorks Studios' latest release of its Mingle project management tool evolves its collaboration and program management features, according to the company, and adds additional reporting capabilities and scalability. Mingle 3.0 now also offers integration with Tasktop Pro, which allows Mingle users to access task-focused work from the Eclipse development environment and utilize automated time tracking.
On Wednesday, at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in San Francisco, Google Wave product manager Gregory D'Alesandre discussed how the Wave platform has been developing. He provided examples in the form of brief presentations from Novell, SAP, and ThoughtWorks, companies that are building on the platform.
ThoughtWorks Studios is launching a new version of its project management tool, Mingle, and is rolling out integration with Google Wave. Mingle has been upgraded to feature a communications platform within the application, called “Murmurs.”
To further its Adaptive ALM solution, ThoughtWorks Studios has released an update of its Mingle project management tool with a sharper focus on collaboration and program management. The product, announced today, is being demonstrated at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in San Francisco.
ThoughtWorks Studios today launched an online Agile Assessment tool which provides a first step in assessing Agile adoption status and identifies areas for improvement.
An article by Dr. Dobbs on how ALM tools like ThoughtWorks Studios's help computer programmers multi-task and do more with less.
Cyndi Mitchell, Managing Director of ThoughtWorks Studios, talks about Agile development and application life-cycle management with Dr. Dobb.
ThoughtWorks Studios today announced new versions of its Twist (test management) and Cruise (release management) products, thus strengthening ThoughtWorks Studios’ recently launched Adaptive ALM solution that manages all aspects of the Agile development lifecycle.
At the Agile 2009 Conference, Cyndi Mitchell, Managing Director of ThoughtWorks Studios, discusses the company's new Adaptive ALM offering and how the 'holistic approach' to Agile adoption needs to be driven by a strategy that encompasses TDD, refactoring, continuous integration, and continuous deployment.
Tasktop announces the upcoming integration with ThoughtWorks Adaptive ALM Connector. With the connector, the users won't have to toggle between the browser, e-mail and IDE to gather information necessary to complete their application development tasks.
In this 4 part Agile Talk news release, Cindy Mitchell, managing director of Thoughtworks Studios talks about how The ThoughtWorks Thoughtworks Adaptive ALM with Twist (test automation) combined with Mingle (project management) and Cruise (release management), now covers the full circle of the application lifecycle.
Aricle on how Mingle, Twist and Cruise help in letting go of slow, deliberate decision-making in favor of quick decisions repeatedly tested Agile.
ThoughtWorks Studios, a provider of Agile application lifecycle management solutions and software development tools, announces Adaptive ALM, a new Agile solution for enterprise developers building ALM systems.
The Agile Alliance (www.agilealliance.org) and ThoughtWorks (www.thoughtworks.com) today announced the availability of the Agile2009 Conference Connection, a free iPhone App that allows conference attendees to view and share session information and experiences via social media networking tools.
ThoughtWorks Studios today announced Adaptive ALMTM, a new solution to help organizations streamline and automate the entire Agile software development lifecycle. Using Adaptive ALM, development organizations realize new levels of visibility and flexibility to better manage a wide range of software development methodologies and incorporate engineering best practices that drive productivity and quality.