In the new project I mentioned in the previous post, I’m focusing on practicing good habits, which my CI setup is a large part of. The other big part is keeping things clean and well written before they are even committed into the repository.
In the new project I mentioned in the previous post, I’m focusing on practicing good habits, which my CI setup is a large part of. The other big part is keeping things clean and well written before they are even committed into the repository.
Recently, I started a new side project (maybe more on that soon), and I decided to give GitLab a try. I’ve used it for some client work through my job, but had never really messed with it on my own.
Recently posted on my main webpage in the other section, is a PDF of a presentation I gave at the Baltimore Elixir and Erlang Meetup. I covered how I got a simple Elixir project testing on Codeship’s docker platform.
Testing. I love it. It is crucial to good software development. Running those tests continually and providing quick feedback to developers is important. At work, we use Jenkins to provide our continuous integration.