Éric Laramée, a colleague at Pyxis the other day was recalling the Greed is good scene from the movie Wall Street

The point is, ladies and gentleman, that greed, for lack of a better word, is good. Greed is right, greed works. Greed clarifies, cuts through, and captures the essence of the evolutionary spirit. Greed, in [...]

Some developers are asking me : How do I tag my specification when I do a release or close a development branch while GreenPepper does not provide full SCM capabilities in the wiki.

I explained in Why we did not implement a full SCM for specifications why we did not think it was a good idea [...]

In the Executable Specification and Build Integration post, I explain how GreenPepper supports the full development cycles. Some people sometimes ask me why we do not have full SCM features with branches, tags and merge in the wiki integrations that we have.

GreenPepper promotes a very inclusive approach and we thought that customers and users involved [...]

It is usually not long after adopting the Executable Specification practice (aka Example Driven Development, Acceptance Test Driven Development – ATDD, Story Test Driven Development – STDD) that good software teams want to integrate GreenPepper in their build process. This is an area where we think GreenPepper shines.
GreenPepper allows for a smooth process of adding [...]

En découvrant les nouvelles fonctionnalités de GreenPepper 2.6 j’ai eu envie de les partager au plus vite ! GreenPepper autorise maintenant une syntaxe très flexible pour exprimer des scénarios (ou cas d’utilisation) dans un formalisme qui peut être défini en collaboration entre les experts métiers et développeurs. Le mot–clef associé à cette syntaxe est « scenario ». [...]