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Continuous visual integration for web apps

A cool tutorial on how to build projects using TravisCI.

L'ami Nicolas Perriault présente comment faire de l'intégration continue avec Django, lors de la conférence "Djangocong". Et en plus il fait ça bien, chouette :)

The goal of this project is to provide a standard template for Jenkins jobs for PHP projects.

Un exemple d'automatisation de tests unitaires avec symfony et Hudson. Le point intéressant est le calcul de la couverture des tests - idéalement, on doit tendre vers 100.

A couple months after migrating to subversion, we took another significant step to improve our build process by setting up a continuous integration server using CruiseControl.net and NANT. As explained in the previous post in this blog series, our new SVN repository structure supported a clear separation of development, staging and production environments. Now we needed something to assist in making sure that commits and changes to the repository resulted in actual builds being generated on the appropriate server.

Normally when you start using a quality assurance tool, you will not want to use it's default configuration. Sometimes you would like to use only a subset, because the full stack will produce too much noise, or you would like to customize some thresholds, because the factory defaults do not fit to your environment. In this blog post I give a short introduction into PHPMD's rule set syntax and howto to create your own rule set, by reusing parts of the existing default configuration.

CCMenu displays the project status of CruiseControl continuous integration servers as an item in the Mac OS X menu bar.

Hudson is extensible continuous integration engine used for Java projects. It’s architecture can be used for others languages as PHP too.

PHP Class to Hudson Remote API

PHP Class to Hudson Remote API

Hudson is extensible continuous integration engine used for Java projects. It’s architecture can be used for others languages as PHP too.

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There are many Continuous Integration systems available. This page is an attempt to keep an unbiased comparison of as many as possible of them. The goals are: * Make it easier to choose an appropriate CI tool for your project. * "Healthy competition aid" for the people involved in the development of these various CI systems.