TeamCity

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TeamCity
Developed by	JetBrains
Latest release	3.1.1 / March 31, 2008
Written in	Java
OS	server-based Web application
Genre	Continuous integration
License	Proprietary: free for open source projects and commercial
Website	http://www.jetbrains.com/teamcity/

TeamCity is a commercial server-based application by the company JetBrains.

It allows the software development teams to:

create the software builds remotely and lower the developers’ machines workload
run multiple builds and test suites at the same time
pre-test the source code changes before integrating them into the project’s code base^[1]
maintain the software code quality with server-side code analysis, searching for code duplicates, and performing the code coverage analysis

TeamCity combines continuous integration and agile software development practices, and provides tight integration with JetBrains' IntelliJ IDEA, as well as with Eclipse, and Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and 2008.

TeamCity allows the software developers work the way they are used to: code in the desired IDE, commit source code changes to the version control system and get feedback on the results of integrating changes either via TeamCity's web interface or different means of notification.

The server setup, configuration and management chores are performed via TeamCity's web interface.