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-Back to [[conference:committee:proposals-2014]]\\+Back to [[conference:committee:2014-proposals]]\\
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 **Title**: Continuous Integration 101\\ **Title**: Continuous Integration 101\\
-**Proposer**: [[2013:paul_grenyer]]\\+**Proposer**: [[2014:Paul Grenyer]]\\ 
 +**Proposer**: [[2014:Chris O Dell]]\\
 **Type**: Tutorial\\ **Type**: Tutorial\\
-**Duration**: 360 minutes\\+**Duration**: 360 mins\\
 **Description**:  **Description**: 
  
 Objectives Objectives
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 Continuous Integration 101 is a foundation continuous integration course for Java developers. It is a practical Continuous Integration 101 is a foundation continuous integration course for Java developers. It is a practical
 course that can be completed within a working day in most cases. After completing the course you will: course that can be completed within a working day in most cases. After completing the course you will:
  
-  Understand what continuous integration is and why it is so important  +  * Understand what continuous integration is and why it is so important  
-  Be able to create Java projects and build them with Ant and/or Maven so that they can be run by  +  * Be able to create Java projects and build them with Ant and/or Maven so that they can be run by Jenkins.  
-Jenkins.  +  * Be able to create continuous integration jobs with Jenkins  
-  Be able to create continuous integration jobs with Jenkins  +  * Be able to notify developers of changes to the build status  
-  Be able to notify developers of changes to the build status  +  * Be able to monitor code quality with Sonar  
-  Be able to monitor code quality with Sonar  +  * Be able to deploy applications to Tomcat as part of a Jenkins job
-  Be able to deploy applications to Tomcat as part of a Jenkins job+
  
 Who should take Continuous Integration 101? Who should take Continuous Integration 101?
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 Anyone with a working knowledge of Java who would like to learn about continuous integration. This includes Anyone with a working knowledge of Java who would like to learn about continuous integration. This includes
 developers, testers, build engineers and anyone else who needs to create and/or maintain Java based developers, testers, build engineers and anyone else who needs to create and/or maintain Java based
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 This course requires a good internet connection. This course requires a good internet connection.
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