Jenkins User Conference 2012 San Francisco is this weekend! Based on the experience from the last year, we are going to make a reservation for a dinner after JUC. If you are interested in joining us, please RSVP. We haven't decided where to go, but we'll place a reservation somewhere (and if you know a good place to go, please tell us, too!), so that...

As you may or may not know, the Jenkins project has a bi-weekly IRC meeting where we discuss and decide on things necessary to keep the project running. Next Sunday, we'll bring this project meeting live to Jenkins User Conference San Francisco. Since this is an unique opportunity to engage people who don't normally come to these meetings, I'd like to encourage everyone to propose agenda...

... and be a Jenkins CIA agent too! If you're interested in building an active local Jenkins community, read on to learn how. Really, we can sum it up in one simple step: Just Do It! Admittedly more detailed guidelines can be useful, so hopefully these steps will give you a roadmap and some ideas: Find an organizer or two. This is probably you. If you can...

This article was originally posted on my personal blog Last week, praqma was organizing in Copenhague a "Jenkins User Event". A User Event, compared to JenkinsConf, is a lighter meeting with (suposed to be) reduced costs organized by volunteers. Praqma got sponsorship from both CloudBees and Programing Research so that they can book a high quality conference room and prepare a nice meeting with all...

Jenkins User Conference is back to San Francisco after a world tour. The conference is on the 30th of this month (Sunday), which makes it back to back with JavaOne, just like the last year. This schedule allows the community people from all over the world to attend and talk, so you see speakers from different part of the world! You can see the agenda...

Recently, Jenkins User Conference organizer Alyssa Tong sent out the following request: Jenkins User Conf SF is looking for volunteers to help us record the ...

We have hosted two informal meetups introducing Jenkins Continuous Integration Server. The first in end of June (announced here on this blog) and the second on the 7th of August. The first meet-up in June was only announced 8 days before, but had very good attendance - the second was completely booked (15 seats). The agenda is a short presentation of continuous integration and software...

Jenkins User Conference is touring around the world and coming back to San Francisco for this September, colocated with JavaOne. And here is the call for papers — we'd love users and plugin developers to share their experience with others. Please tell us how you combine plugins in an interesting way, how some of the features in Jenkins did or did not work for you,...