We were using it in our team for the last week, with pretty good success. Over 30 code reviews went through it. A couple of bugs were exposed, and quickly fixed. Most importantly, the central premise held - making comments is easy, and people make a lot of them - many more than before!
So today I finally added the last thing I wanted before taking the project public - support for TFS. It seems to be working now, although I have not done a lot of testing with it.
The code is now on CodePlex!
You can read the history of the project here:
http://1-800-magic.blogspot.com/2008/12/one-google-thing-i-miss-most.html
http://1-800-magic.blogspot.com/2009/01/malevich-introduction.html
Or, you can jump in and install it from here:
http://www.codeplex.com/Malevich.
Happy reviewing!
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WooHoo! Great! But deployment may be a bit of pain i the a$$ especially for a team environment. Hope that this will eventually be solved :)
Yes it will be - but primarily on the server side. I have no idea how to programmatically deal with IIS, or how to do proper SQL deployments. :-(.
Yeah... the devil is in details :-) I had to install on of ASP based products in the past for evaluation and it took me a day with RTFM. It was well before ASP.NET and I used to know ASP back than, but it was a pain. I hoped that as technology progressed M$ found some easy way to deploy. But essentially, for such product as Malevich, the person who installs have to have a good understanding of all infrastructure, so it may not be such a big deal after all: it is not a consumer application :-)
Looks promising, but we are just starting to use TFS and are starting with 2010. Any idea on when this will support TFS 2010?
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