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We're moving continuous integration back to developer machines

David Heinemeier Hansson

Between running Rubocop style rules, Brakeman security scans, and model-controller-system tests, it takes our remote BuildKite-based continuous integration setup about 5m30s to verify a code change is ready to ship for HEY. Oh, single-core performance is way up? These are not mocked to the hilt. Let's go #nobuild.

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Deploying web applications on Kubernetes with continuous integration

CircleCI

application on Azure Kubernetes Service. Containers and microservices have revolutionized the way applications are deployed on the cloud. application on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS) with continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD). application. application lives in the app.js

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The Fallacy of Continuous Integration, Delivery and Testing

DevOps.com

We know that continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) have become a DevOps best practice. And many have learned that by adding continuous testing (CT), they can create a virtuous loop, ensuring perpetual code quality and security. They’re not wrong.

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Continuous integration for Rust applications

CircleCI

Rust is a powerful language built on the promise of performance and reliability. With no runtime or garbage collector, it easily runs in any environment and can be integrated into any existing language or framework. to build highly performant functionalities has made it a delight for web developers. Prerequisites.

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How to modernize and accelerate mainframe application development

CIO

With that in mind, what can businesses do to modernize their applications effectively? Open-source software accelerates IBM Z® application development and delivery through modern tools that drive automation and integration to and from the mainframe. Success hinges on development support.

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Continuous integration for mobile application development

CircleCI

Testing mobile applications can be more difficult than testing server or web-based applications, because to check the app’s functionality, the app must run on a physical Android or iOS device or in a simulator. Creating a testing-ready mobile application is supported by both Android Studio and Xcode (iOS) with all new projects.

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Continuous integration with GitOps

CircleCI

On one hand, you must quickly adapt to evolving requirements, while on the other, your applications need to operate continuously without downtime. Among other initiatives, continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) are intgegral to any DevOps practice. Continuous integration using GitOps - an example.