C. Using a Continuous Integration System
Continuous integration (CI) systems are generally used as part of the Agile or extreme programming model. The following lists the general workflow when using CI:
1. Developers check working code into a code repository.
2. The checked-in code is compiled on a build server.
3. Testing is performed (integration, unit, or both).
4. Code is then deployed to staging or production.
There are several options for the project-building process. Using a build system helps save time and reduces human error when it comes to repetitive building tasks. Table C.1 lists build tools that are available to help ease the build process.
Table C.1 Build Tools Commonly Used with CI in Android Development
Build tools help to manage ...
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