Continuous integration is a term used in software development to describe the process of continuously assembling components into an application. The goal of continuous integration is the increase of the software quality and the simplification in the software supply.
Your website is getting on in years? The technology is outdated, the design no lon…
Continuous integration is also about automating processes and making software changes available fully automatically instead of manually. In detail, so-called pipelines are defined in the CI Tool for this purpose, which are executed for each code change sent to the repository.
In the pipeline configuration, settings for deployment on the live server and further steps such as setting up a test environment, performing unit and functional tests and publishing packages in other systems can be stored.
Niels Langlotz
Web-Developer
Tel: +49 176 45 606 488
E-Mail: me(at)typoniels.de
I would like to use my project experience as a developer for your next project, just contact me.