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"Jazz" ALM tool Team Concert: now free for 10 developers

Today, the IBM Rational Team Concert (RTC) "Jazz" team released version 2.0.0.1, an update to the major 2.0 release last June. The update contains a ton of bug fixes and feature enhancements, which is always nice. However, the big changes are...

Published 22-09-2009 20:46 by peterhe

Filed under: Java, Jazz, IBM, Rational Team Concert

Returned from the RSC: back to the rest of the world

Well, the IBM Rational Software Conference 2009 is over again. It was once again a great conference with lots of interesting new developments and insights. The Jazz products are evolving very fast, and they really try to improve on weak points first and...

Published 09-06-2009 12:46 by peterhe

Filed under: Java, Jazz, RSDC

Rational Software Conference 2009: Real, Smart and Green

After a year, we're back in Orlando, home of Mickey Mouse, roller coasters, hamburgers and Coca Cola, and of course the IBM Rational Software Conference 2009. The conference is already well under way, it started last Sunday, but with an ever increasing...

Published 02-06-2009 23:13 by peterhe

Filed under: Java, Agile, rup, Mylyn, Jazz, IBM, RSDC

Jazz 2.0 release candidate

RC1 for Rational Team Concert (RTC) 2.0 was released yesterday . Even though it's only been a year since the 1.0 release, RTC got a lot of updates. First of all, there is now an Enterprise edition, which allows an unlimited amount of developers on...

Published 17-05-2009 19:05 by peterhe

Filed under: Java, Jazz, IBM, Rational

Visual Studio integration for Jazz beta available

There now is a beta version available for Jazz / Rational Team Concert integration in Visual Studio. See this video for more information. I've seen the VS client in action at the RSDC. It's still pretty limited compared to the Eclipse based tooling...

Published 16-11-2008 17:55 by peterhe

Filed under: Java, Jazz

J-Fall 2008

I visited J-Fall 2008 today, another successful Java conference organized by the NLJUG . J-Fall/J-Spring are the biggest Java events in the Netherlands, it's always fun to visit, see what the latest developments are, what people are doing and how...

Published 12-11-2008 21:17 by peterhe

Filed under: Java, JavaFX, NLJUG, Flex, Jazz

Team Concert 1.0.1

Rational Team Concert version 1.0.1 was released last week. The web site got a little refresh, check out the new overview of capabilities if you want to know more. There is also a little introduction video up on youtube with cheesy fake animations and...

Published 04-11-2008 21:48 by peterhe

Filed under: Java, Jazz, IBM

Jazz article published

Shameless plug: If you are a member of the NLJUG Dutch Java User Group you receive Java Magazine for free. The latest edition of Java Magazine contains my article about the IBM Jazz ALM tooling project. If you are interested in ALM tooling or what IBM...

Published 30-10-2008 17:16 by peterhe

Filed under: Java, NLJUG, Jazz

Agile tooling explained by Kent Beck

The word "agile" is used more and more, and everything around software development are supposed to be agile these days. Both Microsoft and IBM claim their new tools are "Agile", but didn't the agile manifesto say "people and...

Published 07-07-2008 8:47 by peterhe

Filed under: Agile, XP, kent beck, Jazz

Scotty, beam me up!

Scotty, beam me up! Today already is the last day of the RSDC . I had a great time. Yesterday the keynote was presented by William Shatner . He basically talked how about riding horses and punching wrestlers for the movies was almost the same as developing...

Published 05-06-2008 16:55 by peterhe

Filed under: Java, Eclipse RCP, Jazz, RSDC

Hitting the RSDC

This week Richard and myself will be visiting the IBM Rational Software Developer Conference (or RSDC for short). Like the name suggests, the conference is for people developing with IBM Rational related stuff. It's a pretty big conference on a nice...

Published 02-06-2008 23:45 by peterhe

Filed under: Java, Jazz, IBM, Rational

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