Continuous Delivery

Continuous testing tools make it possible to deploy software updates multiple time a day while keeping quality high.

In this post, we explore modular testing, one facet of continuous testing, and learn how it contributes to a fast, reliable QA strategy.

You can only move as fast as your QA process allows. That’s why in order to do continuous delivery, you need to adopt an equally continuous QA process.

A less obvious cost is your CD development is effort required to keep your application CD-friendly. This post covers one of the thorniest problems of the continuous delivery world: deployment race conditions, and two alternatives for solving this issue.

Testing earlier helps teams catch bugs earlier and move faster. Here are three ways that three different companies approach testing to help speed up development and deploy more confidently.

How the Rainforest team ships code, and what we're doing to make our deployment strategy better, faster and stronger with continuous delivery.

Lets compare the two approaches to continuous integration (hosted vs self hosted) and try to figure out which one is best for you.

You probably heard the news, CI is cool. In this post I'm going to walk you through the basics of what CI is, and why you need to use it, like now.