Published by Fabian on 03 Jul 2009 at 04:28 pm
Beautiful Continuous Integration?
Its great to see that continuous integration acceptance is growing. Sismo is the CI system created by the symfony team for monitoring symfony itself. It is written in symfony and will be open sourced.
When I first saw it, I was not happy about it. Mainly because it is “yet another tool”. But what I do like is to look at it. Its the most beautiful CI frontend I know. You might argue that being beautiful does not matter for a software development tool, but I tend to disagree. It just makes it more pleasant to work with it.
Chapeau, Sensio designers. I really like your designs. I think the symfony components website, which just had the third component launched, is one of the most appealing framework/library sites I have seen so far.
Mr. Hericus on 06 Jul 2009 at 12:34 am #
It does look nice
I’m glad to see that Sismo is incorporating thought about GUI look and feel where a lot of open-source projects take this on later in their lifecycles.
Thanks for the heads-up
Mr. Hericus
malas on 08 Jul 2009 at 12:04 am #
and where i could download the Sismo code? or when the “will be open source” will become true?
Stuardo -StR- Rodríguez on 23 Oct 2009 at 7:28 pm #
So… they have that “not invented here” syndrome. What is wrong with phpUC? What is wrong with phpunit? we have phpUC/Cruisecontrol running, and a phpunit tests fetches all lime tests to do a great job.
It will be 100 times easier if Symfony works the way we all work.