Bringing Travis Onto Your Development Team

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An important tool in many developers’ toolkits is automated testing. Although a headache to setup and maintain, the benefits are plenty, including improved code stability. Joomla does this with the assistance of Travis, a continuous integration system freely available to the open source community. In this session, we will look at what Travis is, what it can do for your projects, and how you can bring Travis onto your development team with ease.

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BRINGING TRAVIS ONTO YOUR
DEVELOPMENT TEAM
MICHAEL BABKER

@MBABKER #JWC13

HI, I’M MICHAEL
ACTIVE DUTY ARMY - 2005
DEVELOPING WITH JOOMLA! - 2010
JOINED PLT - 2012
COLLEGE
TECH CERTS
TRAVEL

OVERVIEW

WHAT IS TRAVIS?
HOW CAN TRAVIS HELP ME?
PUTTING TRAVIS TO WORK

WHAT IS TRAVIS?

HOSTED CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION SERVICE FOR OSS
GITHUB INTEGRATION
SUPPORTS MULTIPLE LANGUAGES & ENVIRONMENTS

CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION

PRACTICE OF MERGING DEVELOPER CODE
AUTOMATED BUILD & DEPLOY TOOLS

CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION

AUTOMATED TESTING
PROJECT BUILD & DEPLOYMENT
???

WHY CONTINUOUSLY INTEGRATE?

TESTING, TESTING, 1 2 3
WORKFLOW
STABILITY

HOW CAN TRAVIS HELP ME?

MINIMAL RESOURCES
MULTI-ENVIRONMENT
PULL REQUEST TESTING

PROJECT INTEGRATION

WHAT TOOLS ARE YOU USING?
HOW ARE YOU USING THESE TOOLS?

TOOL INTEGRATION

PHP - PEAR/PYRUS
LINUX VM - APT-GET
DATABASES

CONTACT

HTTP://WWW.BABDEV.COM
TWITTER @MBABKER
HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/MBABKER
MICHAEL.BABKER@JOOMLA.ORG

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