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Hudson updates - more users and Hudson shop!

Quick updates on what's been happening with Hudson lately.

First, adoption — I keep finding more and more happy users blogging, including some posts from Japan. To quote some highlights:

I think I'm in love.

Another user reported as follows:

All in all, I am really, really impressed with Hudson as a product, and with the support and development going on around it. There is a new version released literally every week. It makes me, for the first time, want to contribute to an OSS project.

Also, I finally created a Hudson shop at CafePress. The shop carries T-shirts, coffee mugs, stickers, and a few other things. I can finally wear a Hudson T-shirt when I go to conferences to talk about Hudson. Thank you Eduardo for the suggestion.

Comments

• Thanks for referring my blog.
  Hudson has completely broken my prejudice that CI is very difficult for newbies like me. Now, I am happy with Hudson!

  Posted by: akihirox on November 19, 2007 at 02:11 AM

• I am another big user of hudson which really streamlined our continuous integration process on several projects.

  I also recently gave a talk about how to apply the ten principles of
  Continuous Integration from Martin Fowler's seminal article using
  hudson, at the Javaday 2007
  event in Torino, Italy.

  The slides (in English) are available on
  my blog .

  Again, thank you for your work on hudson which is really helpful in our everyday work...
  

  Posted by: carlo_bonamico on November 19, 2007 at 06:25 AM

• I forgot to mention, but we also recently had issue #1000. It's one more indication that people are picking up Hudson.

  Posted by: kohsuke on November 19, 2007 at 03:46 PM

• I just started to use Hudson a couple of days ago and I'm extremely impressed.
  This is a great tool!
  I’m planning to change all our CruiseControl machines to Hudson to take advantage of a centralized dashboard for all our products and builds.
  It is just great!
  

  Posted by: nedelman on January 23, 2008 at 02:59 PM

• Thank you, nedelman.

  Posted by: kohsuke on January 23, 2008 at 05:30 PM

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