We recently announced the ability to spin up a Virtual Machine in the Azure cloud with Warewolf pre-installed on it. While that post touched on a some of the technical benefits, it did not fully express the incredible cloud integration options and business benefits this brings. Hardware and software cost savings […]
Lookless control in Warewolf – Part 1
Creating a Lookless control can be beneficial to your application and saves time on having to create multiple controls over and over again. In this series we will look at what a Lookless control is and how we can use it in our application. Part 1 will start with basic […]
Easy software integration: How to integrate between systems and organisations
I always loved connecting things to make bigger systems and processes – I hated corporate integration, until now. If you tell anyone how easy it is to do software integration for two different companies or systems, they will not believe you and they’ll start waxing on about war stories we’ve […]
2015 Year in review – Warewolf
2015 has been an absolute highlight in the progress of Warewolf! We gave away tons of exclusive Warewolf T-shirts to the awesome people in the community who have helped with everything from open source dev to feedback on UX. Contact us if you would like to get in on this […]
Artefact sharing for efficient CI
Introduction This blog post is the third in a series of posts on build rig architecture. The first one was a video about getting up and running with a Warewolf powered build rig in 3 easy steps, using 35 Warewolf workflows I had just published to our Shared Resources Server – […]
Warewolf on Azure
We are pleased to announce that you can now easily spin up your own Warewolf Virtual Machines on the Microsoft Azure platform. Warewolf on Azure gives you the power to produce highly scalable services within minutes. On-Demand Resources in Azure With Windows Azure, you can now scale your Warewolf Server […]
Self-documenting code with Warewolf
When learning a new language one of the things I do is implement the first 20 problems of Project Euler. It’s my personal code kata for new languages. It allows me to contrast the strengths and weaknesses of various languages. The first few problems can be solved in functional languages […]
Why we test using SpecFlow
For those not familiar with using SpecFlow, it is an open source .Net tool which is based on the Gherkin syntax using plain English text format. It is used to express user stories and their expectations in a behavior-driven development (BDD) environment. Even though SpecFlow was inspired by the Cucumber framework, […]
Understanding infragistics Drag & Drop framework
Looking at the current Warewolf design features, we have a drag and drop feature that is very straight forward, and has this look and feel of a basic control. Our goal is to make Warewolf look as awesome as it works; therefore we need to start implementing new UI features […]
Extending SharePoint with the Warewolf Event Receiver
To complement our SharePoint 2013 tools in Warewolf, we have created a SharePoint feature called the Warewolf Event Receiver. The Warewolf Event receiver is installed in your SharePoint infrastructure as an administrative feature. It enables you to bind Warewolf services to any or all of the events associated with a […]