October 2024
Intermediate to advanced
270 pages
8h 13m
Spanish
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Capítulo 11. "¡Pero si funciona en mi máquina!"
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Benjamin Muschko
¿Alguna vez te has unido a un nuevo equipo o proyecto y has tenido que intentar orientarte sobre la infraestructura necesaria para construir el código fuente en la máquina de tu desarrollador? No eres el único, y puede que te hayan surgido dudas:
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¿Qué versión y distribución de JDK se necesitan para compilar el código?
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¿Qué pasa si yo uso Linux, pero los demás usan Windows?
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¿Qué IDE utilizas y qué versión necesito?
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¿Qué versión de Maven u otra herramienta de compilación necesito instalar para ejecutar correctamente los flujos de trabajo de desarrollador?
Espero que la respuesta que obtuviste a estas preguntas no fuera "Déjame echar un vistazo a las herramientas instaladas en mi máquina": todo proyecto debe tener un conjunto de herramientas claramente definido que sea compatible con los requisitos técnicos para compilar, probar, ejecutar y empaquetar el código. Si tienes suerte, estos requisitos están documentados en un playbook o wiki, aunque, como todos sabemos, la documentación se queda obsoleta con facilidad, y mantener las instrucciones sincronizadas con los últimos cambios requiere un esfuerzo concertado.
Hay una forma mejor de resolver el problema. En el espíritu de la infraestructura ...
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