New Poll: Does Your Company Use an Enterprise Repository Manager?

This week's new java.net poll asks Does your company use an enterprise repository manager for development? A month ago we published John Ferguson Smart's article, Maven Repository Managers for the Enterprise. The larger the developer team, and the more diverse the products the team produces, the greater the benefits of using a repository manager become. As John says: A correctly-configured repository manager can speed up your builds, save bandwidth, help you share artifacts within your organization, and give you better control as to what dependencies are used in your projects and where they are coming from. It can also play a key role in your development infrastructure, helping you set up a fully-blown automated build and deployment pipeline. Voting for the new poll will be open for the next week. Last week's poll: participation in java.net The results of last weeks poll suggest that about three times as many people visit java.net to read content as the number of people who participate in more active ways, like contributing to a project, posting in forums, blogging, etc. A total of 175 votes were cast. The exact poll question and results were: In what ways do you participate in the java.net community? 7% (13 votes) - I contribute to java.net projects/communities 8% (14 votes) - I post in the forums 1% (2 votes) - I blog and/or contribute articles 6% (11 votes) - Multiple of the above 73% (128 votes) - I...

Date: February, 05 2010
Url: http://www.java.net/blog/editor/archive/2010/02/05/new-poll-does-your-company-use-enterprise-repository-manager

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