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Electric Cloud Offers Solution to Accelerate Developer Builds, Free for a Limited Time

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February 15, 2012 — Electric Cloud today announced that it is offering a one-year subscription of ElectricAccelerator Developer Edition (EADE) at no cost, for the next 60 days, to developers worldwide. Using the application developer's own multicore desktop, EADE reliably speeds the build process and increases productivity - delivering better products faster than ever before. For more information on EADE and to download a free version, click here.

"With EADE we're taking our market-leading build acceleration technology and democratizing it so any developer can quickly and easily see the benefits using inexpensive and off-the-shelf multicore machines," said Electric Cloud CEO Mike Maciag. "As more developers move to agile methodologies and, by extension, more frequent iterations - the necessity for a solution like EADE is inarguable."

EADE ensures fast and accurate builds by identifying and monitoring dependencies. This is important for development shops of any size looking to build their applications quickly and efficiently. This patented technology completely automates the dependency management of software builds, enabling both aggressive and reliable parallelization across all available cores of the developer's desktop – from 4 all the way up to 64. For the next 60 days, Electric Cloud is offering a free one-year subscription for the four core version of EADE. This offer includes ElectricInsight, a graphical build analytics tool that provides build visualization and debugging capabilities.

"With other solutions you can choose to be fast and dangerous or slow and safe. With EADE, you can be both fast and safe," said David Rosen, Product Manager of Electric Accelerator.

ElectricAccelerator Developer Edition delivers several key benefits, including:
• Fast, reliable parallel builds: EADE can dramatically reduce build times - by as much as 70 percent
• Intuitive and actionable visualization of the build structure, allowing optimization and quality improvements
• Accurate incremental builds: this guarantees correctness, increasing productivity in the daily development cycle

With this offer, anyone can download the new version of EADE, install it on a machine and immediately start recognizing the benefits of a faster build cycle through parallelization. The first 1-year subscription is being offered at no cost, with $10 per-month subscription pricing after that.

For more information on ElectricAccelerator Developer Edition 6.0, click here.

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