Jenkins Embrace and Extend?
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Jenkins 2.0 arrives on Windows as Microsoft continues open source push
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What the butler saw: Windows developers getting friendly with Jenkins and open source
Version 2.0 of Jenkins, the open source automation server and continuous delivery software development platform, was released last week, a decade after it began life as Hudson, a Sun Microsystems (now Oracle) project.
With the rising popularity of DevOps as a software development and delivery methodology, its community has been focused on making Jenkins easier to use, support delivery pipelines as code, and making it simpler to select and manage the many plugins that are a central part of the Jenkins ecosystem. These changes, the developers insist, are sufficiently large to merit a new version badge - although they are keen to point out that version 2.0 is completely backwards compatible with earlier iterations.
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Q&A on Continuous Delivery with Windows and .Net
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