Konfigurationsmanagement mit Subversion, Maven und Redmine

Configuration management (CM) is often perceived as boring and expensive – not exactly a topic that makes architects and developers’ eyes light up. Many projects therefore skip introducing an explicit CM process. As a result, teams handle typical CM tasks “on the side” – defining project structures, automation, and dealing with branching – which almost inevitably leads to schedule delays and quality issues.

This book presents a pragmatic, lightweight CM process tailored to the needs of software architects and developers, showing how to establish a clean CM process quickly within an ongoing project. The many examples use freely available tools: Subversion, Maven, and Redmine.

The 4th edition has been fully updated.