While I am not directly associated with CruiseControl.NET (or NMock, or any of the other ThoughtWorks projects), I do use such products on a daily basis. I also (as time permits) contribute code and documentation.

I work for a company that produces traffic control and monitoring equipment. (That's road traffic, not network.) Yes, we're the pain-in-the-rear people behind red light and speed cameras. We also manufacture many other more useful products like traffic light controllers and counter-classifier devices which help your local government work out when roads will need replacing.

Having been caught up in several near death-march projects, I am a strong supporter of agile methods (although I don't have the luxury to use a complete agile methodology like XP), and try to stay current with any tools that can help me do my job better.

Oh... and this line is a test to see if the Confluence build run here is doing strange things if you have a URL at the end of a sentence, such as my personal homepage: http://www.askfoz.com.