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Branching Patterns: Continuous Integration

Martin Fowler

Continuous Integration: Developers do mainline integration as soon as they have a healthy commit they can share, usually less than a day's work.

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Branching Patterns: Comparing Feature Branching and Continuous Integration

Martin Fowler

Feature Branching appears to be the most common branching strategy in the industry at the moment, but there is a vocal group of practitioners who argue that Continuous Integration is usually a superior approach.

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Continuous Integration vs. Continuous Deployment

Dzone - DevOps

The terms Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery/Deployment tend to be combined into the acronym CI/CD to describe the process of building and deploying software, often without distinction between the two. Assuming CI/CD is just CI with a deployment step ignores some fundamental differences between the two processes.

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Reimagining CI/CD: AI-Engineered Continuous Integration

DevOps.com

AI has the potential to greatly improve the efficiency, accuracy and effectiveness of DevOps continuous integration (CI) practices.

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Modernizing Continuous Integration

DevOps.com

In the duality of continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD), CI focuses on build automation. The post Modernizing Continuous Integration appeared first on DevOps.com. Leveraging CI practices for software delivery is normal for most organizations and can be seen as a solved problem.

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Exploring Different Continuous Integration Servers: Streamlining Software Development

Dzone - DevOps

Continuous Integration (CI) has become an integral part of modern software development practices. CI servers automate the process of building, testing, and integrating code changes, enabling development teams to deliver high-quality software with efficiency and confidence.

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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.