Eric Anderson
CODE Author
Eric is president of Vector241, a consultancy that specializes in helping teams deliver better software predictably. He enjoys leading teams to development practices that produce robust software and processes that produce predictable results.
Eric has also spoken at multiple conferences. His presentation topics include software testing, detecting architectural mistakes, and continuous integration.
Besides consulting, Eric spends his time mashing different technologies together, coaching youth baseball, woodworking, and investing as much time as possible with his wife and four children.
Detailed Bio
Eric is president of Vector241, a consultancy that specializes in helping teams deliver better software predictably. He enjoys leading teams to development practices that produce robust software and processes that produce predictable results.
Eric has also spoken at multiple conferences. His presentation topics include software testing, detecting architectural mistakes, and continuous integration.
Besides consulting, Eric spends his time mashing different technologies together, coaching youth baseball, woodworking, and investing as much time as possible with his wife and four children.
Contact Information:
- Email: eric@vector241.com
- Phone: 512-968-7564
Articles Authored
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Hudson Continuous Integration Server
Last updated: Wednesday, August 31, 2022
Published in: CODE Magazine: 2009 - May/June
Hudson makes continuous integration easy and powerful.Though Hudson is a Java project, it can easily build your .NET applications. You configure Hudson easily via the web interface rather than tweaking XML. With plenty of plugins available to .NET projects, Hudson provides plenty of powerful features.
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Z-Wave Powered Build Status Lights
Last updated: Monday, July 12, 2021
Published in: CODE Magazine: 2015 - July/August
Everyone’s familiar with the status lights that movie-makers think indicate that a computer (or bank of computers) is thinking. Eric tells us how to use real status lights to indicate failure and success—and progress—of your apps using Z-Wave.