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Showing posts with label ibminnovate. Show all posts

Saturday, July 9, 2011

JazzHub



JazzHub is a free, public, hosting hub for the open development of academic research and classroom projects. Currently it is in limited beta. To participate in the beta you can request a project creation code.

On JazzHub students and professors can plan projects, collaborate on source code, and track progress, all with the latest Jazz technology in Rational Team Concert.
  • Source code management
  • Work Item Tracking
  • Project and personal dashboards
  • Agile planning
  • Reporting
  • Web, Eclipse and Visual Studio interfaces 

Rational Team Concert (RTC) is also available FREE of charge for qualified open source projects, academic institutions, and research projects. Steps to help you get started are available here. You can also read about RSSOwl's adoption of RTC, this also includes a great video which illustrates how the developers can benefit from RTC.

You can learn more about JazzHub at Innovate 2011, Bangalore. If you're a student, you can also win free passes to Innovate by blogging or tweeting about rational products (use hashtag #innovateindia). 

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Mobile sessions at IBM Innovate

Attending Innovate 2011 ? Interested in mobile development ? If yes, then the following sessions might be of interest to you.

Mon, Jun 6, 2011
4:15 PM : ALM-1602A Bringing Collaborative Lifecycle Development to Mobile Software
8:00 PM : BOF-2303A How is the Need for Developing Mobile Applications Changing Development Efforts

Tue, Jun 7, 2011
1:45 PM : CS-1359B Agile Adoption for Android Mobile Project using IBM Rational Team Concert - Samsung SDS Agile Transition

Wed, Jun 8, 2011
11:15 AM : SE-2206A Mobile Application Development: Strategies for Accelerated Delivery and Deployment
1:45 PM : MAC-1756A Web 2.0 and Mobile Development Fast and Easy with IBM Rational Application Developer 8.0
3:00 PM : PPM-1300A Importance of Understanding User Needs in Mobile Development
3:00 PM : SIS-1609A Model-Driven Development for Mobile Applications

In addition there are also some demo pedestals in the Solution Center.