Chapter 10. Continuous Integration

Chapter

• Try...Continuous integration 351

• Developer Practice 352

• Keep a Working System 353

• Small Changes 355

• Growing the System 355

• At Least Daily 356

• On the Mainline 358

• Supported by a CI System 359

• With Lots of Automated Tests 360

• Scaling a CI System 361

• Try...Speed up the build 361

• Try...Multi-stage CI systems 364

• Try...Visual management with CI 367

• Avoid...Large changes 369

The use of COBOL cripples the mind; its teaching should, therefore, be regarded as a criminal offense.—Edsger Dijkstra

Continuous integration (CI) is essential for scaling lean and agile development:

Try...Continuous integration

Our conclusion is that there is no inherent reason why Continuous Integration ...

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