Team space
Together with the agile culture came the idea that it's better to have everything happening in the team space. Instead of writing emails, meet together; instead of online messaging, come and talk; instead of task-tracking tool, have a whiteboard. The same idea came to Continuous Delivery and Jenkins. Currently, it's very common to install big screens (also called build radiators) in the team space. Then, when you come to the office, the first thing you see is the current status of the pipeline. Build radiators are considered one of the most effective notification strategies. They ensure that everyone is aware of failing builds and, as a side-effect benefit, they boost team spirit and favor in-person communication.
Since developers ...
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