Book Signing at Barnes and Noble in Reston, Virginia
For those of you in the Washington DC area, my co-author Andy Glover and I will be doing a book signing for Continuous Integration on Thursday, August 30th, 2007 at the Reston Barnes and Noble bookstore. Here are the details:
Barnes & Noble
Thursday, August 30th @ 7:30pm
1851 Fountain Dr
Reston, VA 20190
703-437-9490
See you there.
Supply update: Last week, some retailers had sold out of the book, but last I checked, it is in stock in most stores and online book retailers in North America now. It may be a few weeks before those of you in Australia, Europe and Asia start receiving copies.
About Paul Duvall
Paul M. Duvall is the CEO of Stelligent, a consulting firm that helps clients create production-ready software every day. He has worked in virtually every role on software projects: developer, project manager, architect and tester. He's been a featured speaker at many leading software conferences. He is the principal author of Continuous Integration: Improving Software Quality and Reducing Risk (Addison-Wesley, 2007; Jolt 2008 Award Winner). He contributed to the UML 2 Toolkit (Wiley, 2003), authors a series for IBM developerWorks called Automation for the people and authored a chapter in the No Fluff Just Stuff Anthology: The 2007 Edition (Pragmatic Programmers, 2007). He is passionate about automating software development and release processes. He actively blogs on IntegrateButton.com
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