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Yeoman + Travis + Github Pages

Matt Hayes
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4 responses · test, front-end, build, travis ci

Testing Rails app with drone

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0 responses · ruby, rails, ubuntu, continuous integration

Lose the Feature Branch

Steve Woodruff
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0 responses · ci, agile, git, continuous integration

How to test your app with CasperJS

Codeship
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0 responses · selenium, phantomjs, javascript, testacular

How to deploy a node.js app from GitHub to Heroku

Codeship
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0 responses · heroku, testing, nodejs, continuous deployment

Using Maven and Eclipse for Android

Leif Janzik
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0 responses · android, maven, continuous integration

Free CI hosting for .Net

Marcel Valdez
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0 responses · .net, hosting, free ci hosting, free ci

How to test your web apps with Selenium

Codeship
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0 responses · ci, selenium, behavior driven development, browser testing

How to test your web app with PhantomJS

Codeship
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0 responses · software testing, testing with phantomjs, backend testing, automated software testing

From Test-Driven Development to Behavior-Driven Development

Codeship
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0 responses · tdd, bdd, continuous delivery, behavior driven development

Seven steps to Continuous Deployment

Codeship
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0 responses · continuous delivery, continuous deployment, hosted testing, automated testing

Tests make software

Codeship
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0 responses · tdd, continuous delivery, behavior driven development, continuous deployment
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