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Mastering ENVY/Developer

Mastering ENVY/Developer

Pelrine, Joseph
Cho, Adrian
Knight, Alan

Paperback

Series: Sigs: Advances in Object Technology, Book 22

Programming

ISBN10: 0521666503
ISBN13: 9780521666503
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Published: Mar 19 2001
Pages: 378
Weight: 1.44
Height: 0.78 Width: 7.00 Depth: 10.00
Language: English
This book explores ENVY at several levels. The first chapters are devoted to a tutorial, bringing new users and non-technical managers up to speed on the basics of ENVY usage, its unique concepts, and the way it influences team development processes. Later chapters address project leads and ENVY administrators with useful advice and utilities. Finally, the authors delve deep into the internals to illustrate sophisticated toolbuilding techniques and provide some invaluable goodies. These include a checkpoint facility for snapshotting open editions in progress, a three-way differences browser, and an entire toolkit of administration tools for scripting common ENVY operations. The accompanying code is available at http: //www.envymasters.com. Adrian Cho works at Object Technology International (OTI) in Ottawa, where he is the technical lead for ENVY/Developer and the team programming portions of VisualAge Java. Alan Knight is currently on the VisualWorks development team at Cincom in Ottawa. He spent many years with The Object People doing training, consulting, and product development in both Smalltalk and Java. He has spoken widely and is a former columnist for The Smalltalk Report. Joseph Pelrine is currently a senior consultant with Daedalos Consulting in Switzerland and works extensively with eXtreme Programming. He is an international speaker and a former columnist for The Smalltalk Report.

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