[This post was originally written for TechTownTraining blog. You can find the original article here] Introduction This is Part 3 in the series on Continuous Integration. In this article, we will go through the best practices of implementing a CI process. I’ll also cover some real world tips and warnings based on my experiences in…
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Continuous Integration (Part 2) - CI Server & Tools
[This post was originally written for TechTownTraining blog. You can find the original article here] Introduction In the previous post in this series on Continuous Integration (CI), we looked at the basic concepts of CI, how it helps in reducing faults while integrating software, the advantages and difficulties in adopting it and finally, how it…
Continuous Integration - Introduction
[This post was originally written for TechTownTraining blog. You can find the original article here] Introduction Continuous integration, referred to in short as CI, is a technique developed by Grady Booch in which developers are encouraged to continually merge their code into the main source code repository. Each of these ‘merges’ or ‘commits’ into the…
10 reasons why we chose Maven over Gradle
There are some battles that never end. It can only happen when both opponents are mighty strong. When it come to the build mechanism to use for a project, Maven vs Gradle is one such battle. Internet is filled with fierce defense and counter attacks with developers preferring one over the other. Today, we hope…