Don't wait. Jenkins is literally one of the easiest pieces of web service software you could possibly set up. All you need to do to try it is download a jar file and run java -jar jenkins.jar. That's it!
I run it on my personal computer. I also set it up at our company, where I'd say the active user base is around 10 people. It's useful in both cases.
Jenkins has plugins for everything, and soon you'll be able to develop plugins in Ruby, and without maven, so if you don't have what you need you'll be able to add it.
I run it on my personal computer. I also set it up at our company, where I'd say the active user base is around 10 people. It's useful in both cases.
Jenkins has plugins for everything, and soon you'll be able to develop plugins in Ruby, and without maven, so if you don't have what you need you'll be able to add it.