In response to my post Do You Write Software at Home Like You Do at Work?, Jeff Hunsaker asks:
"So you'll reveal what tools you leverage to address the above needs...?"
Why yes, Jeff, in fact this was already queued up in my Windows Live Writer, thanks for asking ;-) Here's my toolbox at home, which is pretty close to what I use for work:
The only real difference between home and work is Ta-da List. A couple months ago we (Telligent product team) switched from using Basecamp and Gemini to Unfuddle for task and bug management. Unfuddle is really, really nice and I imagine I'll eventually move my home projects over to it, but for now Ta-da List and my own internal Subversion will do.
And in case you're wondering, yes, I do maintain a central build server with CC.NET and practice continuous integration at home, even though I'm the only one checking-in code and writing tests. Continuously integrating with yourself is, um, a bit freakish to be sure, but nothing pleases me more than seeing those builds get kicked off and viewing the test and coverage results in an automated fashion. Like I said, freakish, but at least I know it :-)
Print | posted on Wednesday, March 19, 2008 9:51 PM