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Are there any differences between the original CruiseControl and the .NET port? I’ve compared the 2, but can’t find any big differences except the language it has been developed in. I want to use either one of them for (automated) testing of web applications, using Selenium and Subversion, perhaps even Groovy but don’t know which to choose.
[edit] After looking at CC and Hudson, I’ve chosen Hudson for it’s simplicity, it already has plugins to run Groovy scripts and Selenium as well
Choose me, choose me! (I work on the original CruiseControl.)
I’ve never used CC.NET but from what I know I agree that they are pretty comparable. Probably the most important difference is cross-platform vs. Windows only.
Now I wonder how long until someone comes by and says their both crap and you should try Hudson? 😉
(And of course there are lots of other choices…)