The Bamboo team has been burning the midnight oil to put out yet another great release. Bamboo 2.4 introduces a bunch of really cool new features including: JIRA 4 Gadgets: Yesterday's release of JIRA 4 introduced support for OpenSocial gadgets. Bamboo users can now view latest build results, plan summaries, build activities, and even Clover code coverage in their JIRA dashboard or any OpenSocial gadget container. Learn more >> Better Clover Integration: Java development teams using Clover,

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Express Yourself with Clover EL

A little known - but very powerful feature of Clover is its built-in Expression Language. The Expression Language allows developers or managers to combine any of Clover's 30 report metrics using simple arithmetic expressions. For example, the CRAP metric which is defined as: CRAP(m) = comp(m)^2 * (1 -- cov(m)/100)^3 + comp(m) Where comp(m) is the cyclomatic complexity of method m, and cov(m) is the test code coverage provided by automated tests can be embedded into a Clover report or IDE by simply

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Atlassian is excited to announce the launch of Clover 2.6, the latest release of Atlassian's award-winning tool for Java code coverage and test optimisation. With performance improvements, new coverage graphs and a bargain-priced Desktop Edition, the industry's best code coverage tool for Java has gotten even better! Clover Desktop Edition Available for Only $300 2.6 introduces Clover Desktop, designed for an individual developer who wants to run code coverage and optimise tests within an Eclipse-based

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Atlassian is excited to announce the launch of Clover 2.6, the latest release of Atlassian's award-winning tool for Java code coverage and test optimisation. With performance improvements, new coverage graphs and a bargain-priced Desktop Edition, the industry's best code coverage tool for Java has gotten even better! Clover Desktop Edition Available for Only $300 2.6 introduces Clover Desktop, designed for an individual developer who wants to run code coverage and optimise tests within an Eclipse-based

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Test teams don't usually choose their organisations software development methodology. Hopefully the irony of being in such a situation is not lost on any teams that call themselves "Quality Assurance". Still this doesn't prevent test managers and test teams from adopting practices outside of the decreed methodology to their advantage.

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