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• Google Summer Of Code 2018: Call for mentors

  This year the Jenkins project is interested in participating in Google Summer of Code (GSoC). As in 2016/2017, we are looking for mentors. So yes, we are looking for you :) What is GSoC? GSoC is an annual international program which encourages college-aged students to participate with open source projects during the summer break between classes. Students accepted into the program receive a stipend, paid by Google, to work...

  

  Oleg Nenashev January 6, 2018
• Google Summer Of Code 2017: Call for mentors

  On behalf of the GSoC Org Admin team I am happy to announce that we are going to apply to Google Summer of Code (GSoC) again this year. In GSoC high-profile students work in open-source projects for several months under mentorship of organization members. We are looking for mentors and project ideas. So yes, we are looking for you :) Conditions As a mentor, you will...

  

  Oleg Nenashev February 7, 2017
• Thank you for an amazing 2016

  I do not think it is an exaggeration to say: 2016 was the best year yet for the Jenkins project. Since the first commit in 2006, the project has reached a number of significant milestones in its ten years but we have never experienced the breadth of major milestones in such a short amount of time. From Jenkins 2 and Blue Ocean to the Google Summer of Code and Jenkins...

  

  R. Tyler Croy December 31, 2016
• GSoC: External Workspace Manager for Pipeline is released

  This blog post is the last one from the series of Google Summer of Code 2016, External Workspace Manager Plugin project. The previous posts are: Introductory blog post Alpha release announcement Beta release announcement In this post I would like to announce the 1.0.0 release of the External Workspace Manager Plugin version to the main update center. Here’s a highlight of the available features: Workspace share and reuse across...

  Alexandru Somai August 22, 2016
• GSoC: External Workspace Manager for Pipeline. Beta release is available

  This blog post is a continuation of the External Workspace Manager Plugin related posts, starting with the introductory blog post, and followed by the alpha version release announcement. As the title suggests, the beta version of the External Workspace Manager Plugin was launched! This means that it’s available only in the Experimental Plugins Update Center. Take care when installing plugins from the Experimental Update Center, since...

  Alexandru Somai August 9, 2016
• GSoC: External Workspace Manager Plugin alpha version

  Currently it’s quite difficult to share and reuse the same workspace between multiple jobs and across nodes. There are some possible workarounds for achieving this, but each of them has its own drawback, e.g. stash/unstash pre-made artifacts, Copy Artifacts plugin or advanced job settings. A viable solution for this problem is the External Workspace Manager plugin, which facilitates workspace share and reuse across multiple...

  Alexandru Somai June 30, 2016
• GSoC: Mid-term presentations by students on June 23 and 24

  As you probably know, on this year Jenkins projects participates in Google Summer of Code 2016. You can find more information about the accepted projects on the GSoC subproject page and in the Jenkins Developer mailing list. On this week GSoC students are going to present their projects as a part of mid-term evaluation, which covers one month of community bonding and one month of...

  

  Oleg Nenashev June 21, 2016
• GSoC Project Intro: Support Core Plugin Improvements

  About me I am Minudika Malshan, an undergraduate student in Computer Science and Engineering from University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka. As a person who is passionate in open source software development and seeking for new knowledge and experience, I am willing to give my contribution for this project. LinkedIn | Twitter Abstract The Support-Core Plugin provides the basic infrastructure for generating "bundles" of support information...

  Minudika Malshan June 14, 2016
• GSoC Project Intro: Usage Statistics Analysis

  About myself Hello, my name is Payal Priyadarshini. I am pursing my major in Computer Science & Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, India. I am very proficient in writing code in Python, C++, Java and currently getting familiar and hopefully good in Groovy too. I have internship experiences in renowned institutions like Google and VMware where I worked with some exciting...

  Payal Priyadarshini June 13, 2016