One of the well known problems with make is that it's a real nuisance to completely specify all the dependencies in your project. For example, if you have a file main.c in your project, you probably already have a dependency like this in your makefile: [crayon-5c6f1f4146ec5481551545/] However, if main.c includes...
I spend most of my time with ElectricAccelerator working on the "big" features -- performance, scalability, fault-tolerance. It's easy to forget that there are a ton of "little" features that can themselves make a big difference in the value of the system. Case in point: the build log. If you...
Hello, my name is Dax Farhang. I am the Product Manager, responsible for ElectricCommander. From time to time I will post my thoughts on the software industry, the Software Product Management space, and Electric Cloud’s software solutions. I might even toss some darts at our competition if the appropriate mood...
ElectricAccelerator agent metrics provide a tremendous amount of data that you can use to analyze and improve the performance of your builds. Last time we saw how to collect the metrics and we explored the data presented in the Overall time usage section. This time, we'll look at the data...
Would you jump out of the airplane and then check your parachute rigging? Would you start your scuba dive before you checked that your air was turned on? Would you do your preflight check during the takeoff roll? I don't know anyone who would answer yes to any of these...
Welcome to the Electric Cloud Blog! My name is Eric Melski, and I'm a Senior Software Engineer at Electric Cloud (employee #1, by a whisker). I've worked on every component of ElectricAccelerator, and I'm now Technical Lead for the product. I'm also the guy behind ElectricInsight. In this and future...
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