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This document discusses how continuous integration can help improve development processes by building projects better, faster, and cheaper. It outlines five risks of not using continuous integration, including fixing bugs late, lack of team cohesion, poor code quality, lack of project visibility, and lack of deployable software. The document then provides an overview of what continuous integration is, examples of tools that can be used to enable it like Ant and Maven, and describes what a typical continuous integration workflow looks like, including source control, automated testing, and notifications. It encourages adopting continuous integration to help build higher quality projects more efficiently.
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- 1. Continuous Integration and PHP Improve your development process
- 2. OR How to build projects better, faster and cheaper
- 4. Why do it? Why do it?
- 6. Risk 1: Fixing bugs late is costly
- 8. Risk 2: Lack of team cohesion
- 9. Risk 3: Poor quality code base
- 10. Risk 4: Lack of project visibility
- 11. Risk 5: Lack of deployable software
- 12. Use Continuous Integration To reduce the risks !
- 13. Continuous Integration at a glance
- 14. What am I talking about ?
- 15. Why CI is so important ?
- 16. Didn’t you say better, faster and cheaper ?
- 17. Write once , then automated every time !
- 18. So what constitutes a build?
- 20. Automated test – Quality assurance
- 21. Build Automation Apache Ant http://ant.apache.org/ Apache Maven http://www.php-maven.org/ GNU Make http://www.gnu.org/software/make/ Rake (Ruby Make) http://rake.rubyforge.org/ Phing (Phing is not GNU Make) http://phing.info/ Shell scripts
- 22. Apache Ant
- 26. CI for PHP World
- 28. CI in Ecosystem
- 29. Continuous Integration work flow
- 30. How does it look in reality? eXo development system
- 36. Deployment & Test system
- 37. Continuous Integration can help you build better quality project faster ,with more confidence Start using it !
- 38. Thank you!
Editor's Notes
- A
- “ What do you mean the tests are failing?” “ What’s in version 1.2.3 of the build?” “ What’s our code coverage now?
- A video demo here