Jenkins Online Meetup report. Plugin Development - WebUI
On September 6th we had a Jenkins Online Meetup. This meetup was the second event in the series of Plugin Development meet ups. At this meetup we were talking about Jenkins Web UI development.
Talks
1) Classic Jenkins UI framework - Daniel Beck
In the first part of his talk, Daniel presented how Stapler, the web framework used in Jenkins, works, and how you can add to the set of URLs handled by Jenkins. In the second part he was talking about creating new views using Jelly and Groovy, and how to add new content to existing views.
Keywords: Stapler, Jelly, Groovy-defined UIs
2) Developing modern Jenkins UIs with Javascript - Tom Fennelly
Feel that Jenkins UI is a bit old? You are not alone. In addition to the old stack Jenkins offers a framework for writing UI components in Javascript with help of Node.js. Tom presented this new engine, which is being used in new Jenkins Web UI components like Jenkins installation wizard. He also provided several examples from the BlueOcean project he is working on.
Keywords: Node.js, ReactJS, Jenkins JS Builder, Jenkins Design Language, Blue Ocean
Want to conduct a meetup?
We are looking for speakers, who would be interested to share their experience about Jenkins best-practices, war stories and plugin development.
If you are interested to conduct a presentation, please contact meetup organizers using meetup.com “contact organizers” feature or via the events@lists.jenkins-ci.org mailing list.
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Oleg Nenashev
R&D and Automation engineer with Hardware/Embedded background. He started using Hudson/Jenkins in 2008 and became an active contributor in 2012. Oleg maintains Jenkins core, Remoting and several plugins. He organizes events like Jenkins meetups and GSoC in the community. Nowadays Oleg works at CloudBees on making Jenkins cloud-native. |