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Confessions of a new Jazz developer, Part 2: Getting things done

by Brent Barkman

In the first half of this 2-part series I discussed my tips, tricks, and experiences in using Rational Team Concert to get up to speed with the world around me. In this article I’ll discuss the features and time savers I use when I’m developing in this environment. Some of the tips are specific to … Read more >

Building products from applications

by Adrian Cho

In 2008, the Jazz team released the first version of Rational Team Concert, the first product resulting from the Jazz project. Many of the developers on the Jazz team were also part of the original Eclipse effort, so it’s natural that we’d build on some of the same ideas. While our goal with Eclipse was … Read more >

Confessions of a new Jazz developer, Part 1: Getting a clue

by Brent Barkman

Being a recent graduate and a new member of the Jazz Foundation and RTC Reporting Team, I have had to learn Jazz from the ground up. In doing so I accumulated several tips and tricks along the way. I have divided these tips into two posts. This first part deals with finding the information that … Read more >

Rational Workbench for Collaborative Lifecycle Management Beta 1 now available!

by Adrian Cho

We are pleased to announce Beta 1 of the Rational Workbench for Collaborative Lifecycle Management. This project is an evolution of our Collaborative ALM effort focused on bringing together software development activities across requirements, development, build, and test. Our goal with the Workbench is to improve collaboration and productivity for teams using joint deployments of … Read more >

Plan linking with the Rational Workbench for Collaborative Lifecycle Management

by Carolyn Pampino

In this video we demonstrate (using M6) how teams can link and populate plans by leveraging each other’s work. The demonstration starts from a requirements collection. This collection is linked to a development plan. The development team can populate a release plan with work-items that have links back to the requirements. Next, the testers link … Read more >

Videos from Innovate 2010

by Seth Packham

I finally found some time to go through the video interviews that I filmed while I was at Innovate 2010 earlier this month in Orlando, FL. I was able to track down a few Jazz developers, including Erich Gamma, and I also got a few customers and partners to share a few thoughts as well. … Read more >

The Rational Workbench for Collaborative Lifecycle Management

by Dave Thomson

You may have noticed the appearance of a new project at Jazz.net called Rational Workbench for Collaborative Lifecycle Management. This project is an evolution of our Collaborative ALM effort focused on bringing together software development activities across requirements, development, build, and test.
Why is this important? The activities involving requirements, development, build and test are not … Read more >

Social Connector for Rational Team Concert: Community Preview

by Kai-Uwe Maetzel

Download the Community Preview
Access a Lotus Connections Server (or use My developerWorks if you donot have one)
Provide feedback in the forums

I am thrilled to announce the community preview of Social Connector for Rational Team Concert. Developed by Mainsoft in collaboration with IBM Rational, the Social Connector brings enterprise social networks to your projects. Rational Team … Read more >

We are at Innovate 2010

by Seth Packham

It is Sunday in Orlando, FL and the Innovate 2010 Rational Software Conference is in full swing. Here is our quick guide to Jazz at Innovate. You can see (or add to) a growing Flickr pool of photos to get a feel for the atmosphere:

(Reproduced with permission of YAHOO! Inc. ©2010 YAHOO! Inc. FLICKR and … Read more >

Web 2.0 Presentation: Collaborative Application Lifecycle Management

by Brian Bryson

Matt Holitza and I were thrilled to have a great audience for our presentation at the Web 2.0 conference in San Francisco, May 3-6. It was great to see so many people interested in our presentation, Transforming Software Development through Web 2.0 Collaboration. In the spirit of open collaboration, we’ve made the slides available on jazz.net. … Read more >

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