Agile Continuous Integration

Agile Continuous Integration is the software build processes and procedures that support the Agile Development Methodology.

Continuous Integration, CI, is the process of building your application on every new source code check-in.

Although, considered a relatively new idea, the concept behind CI has been around for as long as development teams have been writing code.

The long standing problem for software development teams have been the integration of the new code and the stability of the application.

The integration would be so painful that many development teams would put off integration until they thought they were code complete.

The problem with that particular idea was no one could accurately predict how long it would take to complete the integration. In some cases, the integration could take as long as the coding for a new release.

• Instant build feedback
• Increased code stability
• Efficient and fast bug detection
• Increased development speed

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