Continuous Integration for a small .NET open source project [closed]

Answer 1

There's RunCodeAt, which Pascal's comment pointed me to. It is super easy to integrate with github, which I happen to host my project on. I'll give it a try.

Answer 2

MikeCI is an affordable hosted CI service, from $10 per month you can have a cloud build set up in minutes. It currently supports Ruby, Maven and Ant. It has a Free 30 day trial so you can try it and see what it's like. I personally think it's great, plus I think they're looking to support .Net and Objective C!

here's their site http://www.mikeci.com

Answer 3

I know this is probably an old thread, but

Here's another option:

Checkout Jenkins.

It does supports Jenkins.NET which I'm using right now.

And here's another SO-RELATED-THREAD: TFS 2008/2010 vs Jenkins for Continuous Integration

Answer 4

I don't think that you will easily find a real free (by this I mean for any project, any language) hosted CI service because such a service is very CPU, RAM, disk intensive which implies specific rules, hardware, pricing.

For some offers, have a look at Outsourcing Continuous Integration or this question here on SO. I didn't look at all solutions in detail so I don't know if they'll meet your requirements (language, tool and pricing).

Or try to join a forge providing Continuous Integration for open source projects like The Codehaus (EDIT: not an option for .NET projects AFAIK) or CodeBetter. This will certainly require some efforts to get your project accepted (few actually are IMHO) but this might be your best option.

Answer 5

I know the thread is quite old, but for the people still looking for the answer I recommend taking a look at AppHarbor

It is pretty easy to setup integration with Github and Bitbucket, and you have basic db connections for free through "addon" options.

Quite convenient for startups.

Answer 6

Also take a look at CodeHaus:

http://codehaus.org/

They use Atlassian's Bamboo CI software.

No opinion - as I've never used it.