Agile is all about working smarter - creating rapid change to deliver business value, fast.
In this webinar, Tasktop's David Shepherd and Perforce's Randy DeFauw demonstrate how you can use Tasktop and Perforce to support an Agile workflow without leaving your IDE so you can focus on your tasks, not your tools.
Tasktop's Mylyn framework coordinates developer activity using tasks and stories from popular Agile management tools such as VersionOne, JIRA and RallyDev. Mylyn's task-based workflow, integrated with Perforce's best-of-breed version control, allows developers to focus on and respond to change faster in highly dynamic and collaborative environments.
See how:
Tasktop's integrated Task List keeps developers up-to-date on their tasks without causing them to leave the IDE.
Developers need Perforce to manage the rapid change in source code, dealing with dependencies between projects and merging changes from concurrent development.
Tasktop and Perforce integrate, automatically associating tasks with versioned assets and allowing developers to easily review each other's pending changes.
Agile Workflow in the Mylyn Framework: Tasktop, Perforce, and Eclipse
Dr. David Shepherd has been creating Eclipse-based software tools since 2002, first as a PhD student at the University of Delaware and more recently as a postdoc at the University of British Columbia. Although he enjoyed researching software tools, eventually his practical side won over his academic interest and he now develops software tools at Tasktop Technologies.
With over 7 years’ experience in software configuration management (plus a background in SEI/CMMI Level 5 software engineering practices), Randy has extensive experience with Perforce configuration, administration, and integrations, including using Perforce with ALM and Agile tools.
