Commercial CI server now available free

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Dec 9, 20071 min

JetBrains, the folks behind many well-loved dev tools (such as IntelliJ IDEA and ReSharper) have announced that TeamCity 3.0, the just-released version of their continuous-integration server, is now available for free for teams of up to 20 developers. TeamCity’s stock in trade is ease of use (and particularly good integration with IntelliJ IDEA).

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by Andrew Binstock

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Andrew Binstock has reviewed hardware and software for InfoWorld for almost a decade. During that time, he was also the editor in chief of Dr. Dobb's. Previously, he was a technology analyst at Pricewaterhousecoopers. He is a long-time software developer and contributes to open-source projects.

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