Radiators: Difference between revisions

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Tom Denley ran a session on using information radiators.

Tom gave a demonstration of CI-Eye, an open-source build radiator that he developed whilst learning about radiators.

For more information on CI-Eye, see [1]

A demo of the Visuwall radiator was given by two of its creators.

For more information on Visuwall, see [2]

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 ==Radiators==
+[[Tom Denley]] ran a session on using information radiators.
 ===What To Radiate===
+* CI build information
+* CI load
+* Code clean-up graphs
+* Twitter
+* Prod status?
 ===How To Radiate===
+* Big plasma
+* Multi-screen wall
+* Screens dotted about
+* Desktop application
+* Writing on the wall
+* Digital picture frames
 ===Case Study: Radiating CI Build Information===
+* Builds passing/failing
+* Builds running/waiting
+* Running build progress bar
+* Time since last build
+* Committers on the current build
+* Failing builds marked under investigation
+* DOH! -- everything is red, but don't panic I'm on it
 ===Tips===
+* Be wary of information overload
+* Be opinionated
+* Have fun
 ===Demo of CI-Eye===
+Tom gave a demonstration of CI-Eye, an open-source build radiator that he developed whilst learning about radiators.
-===Demo of VisuWall===
+For more information on CI-Eye, see [http://github.com/netmelody/ci-eye/wiki]
+===Demo of Visuwall===
+A demo of the Visuwall radiator was given by two of its creators.
+For more information on Visuwall, see [http://github.com/awired/visuwall]
+==Video Recording of the Session==
+http://skillsmatter.com/podcast/agile-testing/radiators