Developer

The Developer Blog provides advice and resources for people actively looking to advance their Rally development practices. With regular posts led by Charles Ferentchak, as well as key contributions from Rally’s development team, the Developer Blog has no shortage of subject expertise.
 

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New Mercurial Connector and Updates to Git and Subversion SCM Connectors
Posted by Jim Campbell, Wed, 04/03/2013 - 09:27 in Developer
How To Go Rally - Product Tips

Have you struggled with your Source Code Management (SCM) → Rally connector?

Do you use Mercurial but are frustrated you couldn’t connect it to Rally?

Perhaps you occasionally saw your changeset data get out of sync?

Wouldn’t it be great to be able to...

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How to Customize Rally with a New App
Posted by Charles Ferentchak, Fri, 02/08/2013 - 09:23 in Developer
How To Go Rally - Product Tips

With new years come new beginnings. Rally Software would like to introduce the newest and easiest way yet to start customizing Rally with a new custom app.

With this new N part blog series (where N is > 2), I would like to show you how you can start making a new app.

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Top 10 Posts of 2012
Posted by Rally Software, Sat, 01/26/2013 - 09:27 in Agile
How To Go Agile - Best Practices, How To Go Rally - Product Tips

2012 was a busy year on the Rally Blogs! Check out this top ten list of our most popular posts that received thousands of views – an eclectic mix of topics including engineering code snippets, strategic agile leadership advice, Rally software product tips, and insights for how to scale...

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Analytics 2.0: Announcing the Lookback API
Posted by Charles Ferentchak, Wed, 01/23/2013 - 10:42 in Developer
How To Go Rally - Product Tips

If you've worked with the Rally WSAPI, you...

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App SDK 2.0 Documentation Overview
Posted by Charles Ferentchak, Mon, 11/12/2012 - 08:49 in Developer
How To Go Rally - Product Tips

Who has been waiting patiently for an explanation of the many features of the new AppSDK documentation? Well fans that wait is over!

Today I will show you what we have to offer in the most recent preview version of the AppSDK 2.0 documentation. The best way to find the current...

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Announcing the Winners of the Rally Raleigh Hackathon
Posted by Charles Ferentchak, Mon, 10/22/2012 - 11:05 in Developer
How To Go Rally - Product Tips

The 2nd official Rally Hackathon in our Raleigh, North Carolina office is now complete!

Through all the fried chicken, hush puppies, sugar water (a.k.a., “sweet tea”),...

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Rally Portfolio Manager – How to Write a Custom App
Posted by Andrew Homeyer , Wed, 09/19/2012 - 12:07 in Developer
How To Go Rally - Product Tips

Ever since Rally released the Rally Portfolio Manager (RPM), we’ve seen a flux of new apps written to enhance tracking and planning at the Portfolio level. In this post, I’ll walk through how you, too, can write a custom app using the new features of RPM.

Here’s the finished app...

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Rally Github Integration
Posted by Dave Thompson, Tue, 09/04/2012 - 00:00 in Developer
How To Go Rally - Product Tips

Rally Software allows its engineers six weeks of hackathon per year. Hackathon give developers a chance to hack on whatever projects and technologies excite them.

This past hackathon my teammate, Jacob Burton, and I used Rally’s App SDK 2.0 preview and Github’s REST API to...

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Portfolio Item Query Changes
Posted by Rally Software, Thu, 08/30/2012 - 05:25 in Developer

With our next release scheduled for Saturday, September 1, we’re introducing a change to the way portfolio items are identified and retrieved by our Web Services API.

We initially created portfolio items as a single object, with a Type field to identify the different...

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Rally Customer, Home Away, Creates a Touchscreen Kanban Board
Posted by Charles Ferentchak, Tue, 08/14/2012 - 00:30 in Developer
Tales from the Trenches - Customer Stories

Tyler Dillerstone of HomeAway was like many of us and used large sticky notes in his team area to make a clear visualization of stories. As I am sure most of you know by now, Kanban teams like to make as many things as clear and obvious as...

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