Continuous Delivery on a Modern Web Stack
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With the modern web, in a single hour, we can deploy fully-functioning applications with baseline deployment, reliability, scalability, monitoring, and analytics infrastructure that used to take weeks of heavy lifting. This talk is a whirlwind tour using modern, cloud-based, turn-key web development services to go from "Code Zero" to a continuously delivered & monitored basic web application, including: * GitHub for code hosting * Travis CI for continuous integration * Heroku for deployment * New Relic for monitoring * Google Analytics By the end of this talk, you will have a basic understanding of how (mostly free) Cloud? services can continuously deliver a simple web application.
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Talk Abstract
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- 1. Continuous Delivery on a modern web stack
- 2. Me • Web Developer for Mozilla Developer Network • Tulsa Web Devs organizer • Code for Tulsa organizer • twitter.com/groovecoder
- 3. • Web Docs (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, DOM, etc.) • wiki (python, django, javascript, and caffeine*) • open source • github.com/mozilla/kuma
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- 18. Stack
- 28. unit tests with mocha
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- 35. Quality Gate: run unit tests
- 36. e.g., run unit tests on Travis
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- 88. Why all this?
- 89. Why not just build it? You know - be “lean”.
- 91. Total Time: 39 minutes
- 93. “Lean”: without code measuring data
- 94. “Lean”: with code measuring data
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