Rake is a software task management tool, written in ruby for managing ruby projects. By leveraging gems like albacore, rake can be used to automate tasks such as builds, configuration, assembly versioning, database deployments, unit testing, etc. for .NET projects as well. Nicholas Cloud talks about some of these features, and how you can use rake in your .NET environment with minimal friction and maximum synergy! Be sure to bring your hard hats folks.
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