- Continuous Integration Tutorial
- CI - Home
- CI - Overview
- CI - Software
- CI - Reducing Risks
- CI - Version Control
- CI - Features
- CI - Requirements
- CI - Building a Solution
- CI - Build Scripts
- CI - Building On the Server
- CI - Checking in Source Code
- CI - Creating a Project in TeamCity
- CI - Defining Tasks
- CI - Build Failure Notifications
- CI - Documentation and Feedback
- CI - Testing
- CI - Inspection
- CI - Database
- CI - Deployment
- CI - Best Practices
- Continuous Integration Resources
- CI - Quick Guide
- CI - Useful Resources
- CI - Discussion
Discuss Continuous Integration
Continuous Integration is a development practice that calls upon development teams to ensure that a build and subsequent testing is conducted for every code change made to a software program. This concept was meant to remove the problem of finding the late occurrences of issues in the build lifecycle. Instead of the developers working in isolation and not integrating enough, continuous integration was introduced to ensure that the code changes and builds were never done in isolation.
Advertisements