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• JUC Speaker Blog Series: Lorelei McCollum, JUC U.S. East

  Have you heard Jenkins mentioned, but haven’t really done much with it? Are you at JUC because you want to learn more? Has your company been pushing you to use Jenkins or to adapt a more agile build/test process using a Continuous Delivery/Continuous Integration method? Jenkins 101 is going to give you an introduction to Jenkins and get you started in...

  Hannah Inman May 14, 2015
• Jenkins User Conference - Agenda News

  I have some exciting news — The agendas have been posted for the Jenkins User Conferences (JUC) to be held at U.S. East (Alexandria, VA) and Europe (London). Take a look here to learn more about the talks, speakers and schedules. As always, there is a great lineup of presenters ready to share their Jenkins stories: Peter Vilim will be presenting “Proving a...

  Hannah Inman April 22, 2015
• Registration for JUC 2015 is Open!

  It’s that time of the year again: 2015 Jenkins User Conference Registration is OPEN for all cities. This year, we are making some changes to JUC — JUC will be a two-day event in three out of the four cities across the globe. You will get opportunities to network with other users and developers in the community, learn more about...

  Hannah Inman March 25, 2015
• Two Weeks Till Jenkins User Conference Berlin

  Following right on the heels of our US-East Jenkins User Conference in Boston, we have JUC Europe in Berlin on June 25. Like the East Coast conference, the Berlin one is almost full, so sign up while you can. Our venue in Berlin is KOSMOS, a building with a fascinating history. The building was inaugurated as a cinema in 1961. With...

  Lisa Wells June 10, 2014
• Get drunk on the code in JUC-Boston

  Let me start by introducing myself, my name is Steven Christou. Many of you might know me on IRC as schristou, my github id as christ66, or my twitter handle @schristou88. In Jenkins, I am currently working on some significant improvements to the subversion-plugin, along with various random bug fixes. I am also the current maintainer of Cobertura, an open...

  Steven Christou June 5, 2014
• Call for Sponsors: 2014 Jenkins User Conferences

  Jenkins User Conference (JUC) season is upon us! It’s a busy year for the Butler — he’s hosting conferences all over and looking for sponsors to help: Boston — June 18 Berlin — June 25 Herzelia, Israel — July 16 Bay Area (California) — October (date TBD) Mr. Jenkins and the JUC Organizing Committee want to invite you and your company to sponsor a JUC this year. Show your support for the Jenkins community and...

  Lisa Wells March 21, 2014
• Jenkins User Conference 2013 Palo Alto Wrap-up

  It’s been a month now, but I realized that I’ve never posted a wrap-up post of JUC 2013. So in the spirit of "better later than, never", here it goes. First of all, I wanted to thank everyone who came. More than 400 of you came, and another 600 signed up for live streaming of events (and I know some people...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi December 4, 2013
• Continuous Information - Jenkins Newsletter vol. 5

  The latest edition of Continuous Information is out for your reading pleasure. Highlights: Health Check-up for Jenkins: Kohsuke’s Tips on Keeping Jenkins Happy Jenkins continues to take over the world, with more than 65,000 active installations and more than 800 plugins Events: Jenkins User Conference – 10/23 in Palo Alto, CA (use discount code BEE-JUC); Jenkins Scalability Summit 10/24; and more Jenkins made the SD...

  Lisa Wells September 16, 2013
• 2 version control plugins in beta testing before a major release

  Git plugin and TFS plugin are calling for interested parties to try out their 2.0 beta binaries before they get released. Git plugin 2.0 contains a major refactoring and UI simplifications, and TFS plugin contains a rewritten polling logic that does not require a workspace. If you think you’d benefit from these changes, please head to their respective beta testing page and...

  

  Kohsuke Kawaguchi August 1, 2013