Continuous Integration
Continuous Integration is a software development practice where developers frequently integrate their work with the project's integration branch and create a build.
Integration is the act of submitting your personal work (modified code) to the common work area (the potential software solution). This is technically done by merging your personal work (personal branch) with the common work area (Integration branch). Continuous Integration is necessary to bring out issues that are encountered during the integration as early as possible.
This can be understood from the following diagram, which depicts various issues encountered during a software development lifecycle. I have considered a practical scenario wherein I have chosen ...
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