Accelerating Software Delivery

Introducing Syntax Highlighting for the Edit Step page in Google Chrome

At Electric Cloud we have a history of using what we produce. This means I get to use ElectricCommander on a daily basis and find myself frequently creating and editing steps within the Commander Web UI. A recurring problem that comes up is how to debug a script defined in Commander that has an error. [Read More →]

1 comment | posted by on April 10, 2013

What would you do with 200 compute cores spread across 57 hosts?

As a Product Manager, customer stories and end-user anecdotes are the best input to appreciate the work you are doing and the value you provide to the world. It’s also great for understanding where the market is heading and what unsolved problems exists out there that needs to be addressed and solved next. To that [Read More →]

no comments | posted by on March 26, 2013

Continuous Delivery of Secure Web Applications

One of the premier annual information security events of the year is on this week in San Francisco, RSA Conference. While I’ve been away from web application security for a while, I’ve maintained my interest in building secure web applications. This is my time of the year to sync up on the current state of [Read More →]

no comments | posted by on February 25, 2013

Everything you need to know about releasing Android products (part 1)

Here at Electric Cloud, we have been enabling software build, test, and release teams automate and accelerate their software delivery processes for many years. But lately, we have been getting lots of interest from device vendors–particularly Android device vendors – to improve the quality and speed of getting devices to market. In this blog series, [Read More →]

no comments | posted by on January 11, 2013

What’s new with our Perforce plugin

Perforce is one of our most relied upon teir-1 plugins for ElectricCommander.  As such, we are continually updating it with new functionality.  Let’s take a look at some of these recent improvements. Back in the spring of this year, we introduced a new “Smart Sync” mechanism with the goal of improving preflight (aka: pre-checkin validation) [Read More →]

no comments | posted by on November 13, 2012

Changing, growing, thriving

Growing, changing, thriving. These three words sum up both Electric Cloud as a company and it’s employees. Now that I’m no longer one of the youngsters, I notice that I am viewing the workplace with a new perspective. One of the things I am really excited about is the growth of some of the younger [Read More →]

no comments | posted by on November 12, 2012

Electric Cloud Customer Summit 2012 by the Numbers

This article was originally published on blog.melski.net. This month saw the fifth annual Electric Cloud Customer Summit, in many ways the best event yet. Located at the historic Dolce Hayes Mansion in San Jose, California, the 2012 Summit had more presentations, more repeat attendees, and more customer and partner involvement than any previous summit. For [Read More →]

no comments | posted by on October 26, 2012

Electric Cloud and Opscode(Chef) Showcase End to End DevOps Automation

Today at SUMMIT 2012, Electric Cloud’s annual customer conference, I am very excited to be joined by Opscode as a speaker and sponsor. Together, we are showcasing a joint vision and demonstrating end to end  DevOps scenario. We believe our collaboration starts to deliver on the promise of Continuous Delivery that many of our customers [Read More →]

no comments | posted by on October 18, 2012

Wind River, Electric Cloud Bring Speed and Quality to Android Device Manufacturers

Android’s explosive growth and its continued adoption path towards 1 BILLION devices is well known. It is not just phones and tablets anymore. Android is arriving embedded in cars, healthcare equipment and even household goods. Such growth comes with complexity. With newer Android operating systems being released at a rapid pace, the delivery of devices [Read More →]

no comments | posted by on October 8, 2012

Getting Started with ElectricCommander 4.1

In ElectricCommander 4.1 we have done a lot of work on making it easier to get started in ElectricCommander for new users.  Product functionality has been covered in a previous blog post, I’m going to cover other things we have done to help you deliver value faster using ElectricCommander. When first logging into ElectricCommander 4.1 a new [Read More →]

no comments | posted by on July 9, 2012