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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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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?

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Continuous Integration: Boosting Software Development Efficiency and Quality

Dzone - DevOps

To accomplish these goals, continuous integration (CI) has emerged as an essential practice. The integration process can be automated to reduce risks, improve teamwork, and hasten the delivery of software solutions.

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Continuous Integration for iOS and macOS

Dzone - DevOps

For more: Read the Report The no-code approach to continuous integration (CI) on mobile projects works reasonably well when teams start with one or two developers, a small project, and a cloud service.

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AoAD2 Practice: Continuous Integration

James Shore

Continuous Integration. Continuous integration is a better approach. Teams using continuous integration keep everyone’s code working together and ready to release. The ultimate goal of continuous integration is to make releasing a business decision, not a technical decision. Refactoring.

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3 test design principles to get you to continuous integration

TechBeacon

If your test case is causing more harm than good, is it truly useful? In the days of legacy software delivery, with long lead times and great difficulty changing the product once shipped, nearly all test cases (automated or not) were good test cases.

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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.