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A major revision of Continuous Integration

Martin Fowler

At the turn of the century, I was lucky to involved in several projects that developed the practice of Continuous Integration. I wrote up our lessons from this work in article on my website, where it continues to be a oft-referenced resource for this important practice.

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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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Modernizing Continuous Integration

DevOps.com

In the duality of continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD), CI focuses on build automation. However, the demand for increasingly distributed applications has risen with the expansion of microservices, and development teams have the expectation that every commit […].

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Continuous Integration: Boosting Software Development Efficiency and Quality

Dzone - DevOps

Organizations strive to deliver high-quality software products quickly and effectively in the fast-paced software development environment of today. To accomplish these goals, continuous integration (CI) has emerged as an essential practice.

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DevOps for Developers: Continuous Integration, GitHub Actions, and Sonar Cloud

Dzone - DevOps

I first ran into the concept of Continuous Integration (CI) when the Mozilla project launched. CI products are all over the place and, as Java developers, we enjoy a richness of capabilities like never before. It included a rudimentary build server as part of the process and this was revolutionary at the time.

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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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What Is CI/CD? Beginner’s Guide To Continuous Integration and Deployments

Dzone - DevOps

CI/CD Explained CI/CD stands for continuous integration and continuous deployment and they are the backbone of modern-day DevOps practices. CI/CD is the process that allows software to be continuously built, tested, automated, and delivered in a continuous cadence. What Is Continuous Integration?